All Stories by Tony Ganzer
Of Economies and Airports
As the Dow Jones Industrial Average still sits at nearly half its 14,000 point high, all businesses are looking to save money. Airports are no exception. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer spoke with Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport officials about their plans for the down economy, and what light rail is doing for the long-term.
( Apr 8, 2009 )
Economy Causing Club's Ills
KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports on a cultural club's school program hit hard by economic troubles. The DANK school has suspended its children's program until it can regroup.
( Feb 5, 2009 )
Private Education in Tough Times
KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports on how private and independent schools are handling a down economy. Though belts are tightening, it seems the schools are still thriving.
( Feb 5, 2009 )
Raising Kids: Water Safety
In the next part of our occasional series about raising kids in Arizona, KJZZ's Tony Ganzer looks at the issue of water safety, and why some first responders say injuries related to water happen all too often.
( Jan 29, 2009 )
Part 3: Learning Energy from Others?
We continue our series on renewable energy with a look at the policies of an energy heavyweight, Germany, and ask whether Arizona could learn from that country's past. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports on tax incentives and realities.
( Jan 7, 2009 )
Part 2: Germany's Energy Attitudes
We continue our series about renewable energy, with a visit to one of the world's leaders in the green energy game: Germany. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer spoke with government officials, and business leaders, to get a sense of Germany's attitudes on renewable energy.
( Jan 6, 2009 )
Part 1: Renewable Energy in Arizona
We begin a series of stories looking at renewable energy in Arizona. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer speaks with utilities and regulators to get a sense of the role renewable energy plays in the state, and why solar might not be as utilized as it could be.
( Jan 5, 2009 )
Renewable Energy Series Preview
KJZZ's Paul Atkinson interviews KJZZ Morning Edition Producer Tony Ganzer about an upcoming series about renewable energy. KJZZ News will begin the series January 5 on Morning Edition.
( Jan 4, 2009 )
Stopping Stun with ThorShield
A Tucson company has developed a material that diffuses an energy weapon's power. ThorShield has entered a partnership with a large body armor company, but whether police will pay for the stuff remains to be seen. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports.
( Dec 4, 2008 )
Prague, a city of culture
Phoenix maintains partnerships with cities around the world as a way to promote culture and economic ties. The Sister Cities program includes ties with Mexico, Canada, and Japan. But it's a relations Phoenix has with the city of Prague--the capitol of the Czech Republic--that is the focus of our next story. KJZZ's Tony Ganzer traveled to Europe on a fellowship, and found a city rich in culture and history that few Phoenicians know much about, even though there are close Arizona ties.
( Nov 25, 2008 )


