University of Arizona team solves Lincoln mystery

For two weeks in 1865, President Lincoln’s body was carried across the Northeast by train.

Scientists to temporarily lose contact with Mars rover Curiosity

NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity will be on its own for a little while starting next week.

Reaching the Digital Generation: an Arizona SciTech Festival Discussion, March 7 2013

Reaching the Digital Generation

New bioscience complex brings San Diego company to Peoria

Arizona’s first bioscience incubator, BioInspire, opened its doors last week. 

Maricopa County trying to lure forensic pathologists

Maricopa County has lost about a third of its forensic pathologists in the last four years. As KJZZ’s Lynn Kelly reports, the shortage is a national problem.

Kitt Peak Observatory could face funding cuts

Funding could be cut for three telescopes at Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson. It could mean the loss of 70 jobs.

Endangered frogs going home after wildfire evacuation

The Chiricahua leopard frog is returning home. The rare amphibian was evacuated last summer when its habitat was destroyed by a mudslide in Southern Arizona.

Radiolab returns to KJZZ

 

Radiolab Returns to KJZZ

 


The popular series Radiolab returns to KJZZ this May to give your brain the ultimate workout.

Examine some of life's most enigmatic questions and hidden wonders-- Sunday afternoons at 3, beginning May 6.

Stay tuned for details about upcoming episodes by visiting KJZZ's Sunday Specials listings.

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