ASU to prepare law students for dual-country law license

First-year law students at Arizona State University begin a new semester Monday. By next term they’ll have the chance to enter a new program that will eventually help them work in two countries.  The North American Law Degree could further extend business ties between Canada and Arizona. 

Arizona spared slightly during flu season

The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say 41 states reported widespread flu activity between Dec. 23-29, but that Arizona was not one of them.

Man uses hostage in bank robbery attempt

The FBI is looking for a man who allegedly tried to rob a local bank.

The 'anonymous skyline' of Phoenix

Downtown Phoenix isn’t known for having signature high-rises, unlike many other big U.S. cities. But one development company is looking to change that.

DUI suspected as man crashes into photo radar van

A man is in custody in Tucson after allegedly crashing his car into a parked photo radar van.

Information sought on missing business traveler

Authorities are searching for a Virginia man who came to Arizona on a business trip but hasn't been heard from since early December. 

Phoenix police arrest New Year's shooters

Phoenix police arrested three people for allegedly firing guns into the air during the New Year’s holiday.

With permission to drive, Iraqi woman finds American dream

Americans love driving. It's a symbol of our freedom that's often taken for granted. But for many people in the Middle East, and especially for women, it's a form of independence that doesn't come easily.

Phoenix parking meters to start taking cards

Parking in downtown Phoenix may get a little easier in the next few weeks as workers begin installing new meters. KJZZ’s Al Macias reports you won’t need a pocket full of change anymore.

STEM grants could benefit high-tech Valley high schools

Latinos and African Americans make up 13 percent of the national workforce, but they hold just 3 percent of all high tech jobs. Women are also lagging behind. Now, Arizona high schools have the opportunity to apply for grants that will serve these underrepresented students.

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