Mexican Gray Wolf population grows by 25 percent

More Mexican Gray Wolves are returning to the Southwest.

Mass shootings prompt bill that changes mental health detainment law

An Arizona House committee has given initial approval to a bill making it easier for police to detain people believed to be a danger to themselves or others because of a mental health issue.

Education funding in Arizona

Performance funding for Arizona's K-12 schools is part of Governor Jan Brewer's proposed budget. Common Core standards are also on the verge of being implemented.

Will immigration reform, Medicaid funding lead to more compromises?

Several Republican Governors, including Arizona's Jan Brewer, are in favor of expanded Medicaid funding -- even as they continue to oppose the Affordable Care Act. Many Republican members of Congress are also supporting immigration reform.

Following the Birds of Paradise

National Geographic Explorers Ed Scholes and Tim Laman have captured images of all 39 Bird of Paradise species in and around New Guinea.

Arizona to take part in One Billion Rising

Arizona will be part of a global event taking place in 189 countries on Valentine's Day. It's an effort to end violence against women everywhere. 

Election bills making way through state legislature

A bill aimed at clearing up some of the confusion and speeding up vote counts after elections cleared its first hurdle in the state Senate Tuesday. Despite its intended goal, critics of the bill say it could make voting tougher for some.

Awning collapses at Phoenix College

An awning made of steel and plaster that was attached to a classroom building at Phoenix College has collapsed.

Italian company to build solar power plant near Maricopa

An Italian company that wants to build a huge new photovoltaic solar power plant outside Maricopa, Ariz., is holding a public hearing Tuesday night to discuss the facility with its neighbors.

Flu outbreak in Arizona picking up pace

Arizona's flu season gained momentum with a reported 1,500 new cases surfacing last week. From Phoenix, KJZZ's Lynn Kelly reports.


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