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Sanctions' Effects Hard to Nail Down
It's been a little more than three months since Arizona's employer sanctions law took effect. Businesses can lose their license if they knowingly hire illegal immigrants. But even before the law was in place, some speculated that companies, especially those in the agricultural and hotel service industry, would leave Arizona. But as KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports it's still hard to nail down the full effects of the law.
( Apr 11, 2008 )

Life's Struggle in Ancient Oceans
An ASU professor has studied ancient oceans by looking at rock and sediment, and he thinks a lack of oxygen may have prevented animals from ruling the Earth for 2 billion years. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports.
( Mar 28, 2008 )

Mars May Hit the Back-Burner
Arizona State University scientists have found a major patch of salt on Mars, which may hold life. But this discovery was paired with a tough fight to keep Red Planet research rolling. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports.
( Mar 21, 2008 )

Constellation Road: Europeans in Wickenburg
Horseback is the best way to travel through Arizona's wilderness near Wickenburg. Down the Constellation Road, past King Solomon's wash, and the Gold Bar mine, travelers find themselves at the Williams Family Ranch, surrounded by undeveloped Hassayampa wilderness. But as KJZZ's Tony Ganzer explains, many of the visitors to this wilderness are a long way from home.
( Feb 21, 2008 )

From Bremen to Valley: Germans Take Flight
The Valley is home to a number of aviation industries. In the Southwest Valley German pilots are finding their wings at the Goodyear Airport. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer takes a look at the European pilots in training and what their methods could mean for airlines in the United States.
( Feb 7, 2008 )

Martian Camp for International Students
All this week, Arizona State University has hosted a group of international students. The students from Nogales and China review highly detailed images of Mars, and they learn a little of each other's way of life, too.
( Jan 31, 2008 )

The Age of Cyber Vigilantism
For the last 20 years America's Most Wanted has been the mainstay of interactive crimefighting. For much of that time it was the only national program which allowed citizens to help solve crimes. But as KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports, the Internet may be opening a new chapter in American Justice.
( Jan 11, 2008 )

Treatise on a Dodge Neon
Sometimes living in a big city brings big-city problems. For KJZZ Morning Edition producer Tony Ganzer, big city life has brought aspiring car thieves. He brings us this commentary logging his car troubles, and his symptoms of grief.
( Dec 21, 2007 )

Trading Spaces: Planet Edition
Scientists have called our solar system an impossible one. It's long been a mystery how some of the outer planets in our system, like Neptune and Uranus, could have the make-up they do...whilst being so far from the sun. A researcher at Arizona State University thinks he has the answer. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports.
( Dec 20, 2007 )

Healing Dose of Moonbeams
Our Space Series continues with a look at moonbeams. The Earth's only planetary satellite has long attracted man's curiosity, and a venture just west of Tucson stands ready to see if moonbeams are the cure to some people's ills. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports.
( Nov 16, 2007 )

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