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Ranchers Hope To Ease Cattle Export To Sonora For Slaughter
The regional cattle union in Sonora is asking Mexican agricultural officials to ease the import of Arizona cattle for slaughter in Hermosillo.
June 27, 2018
Bureau Of Reclamation Commissioner Visits Arizona
The commissioner of the federal Bureau of Reclamation will be in Tempe on Thursday to help Arizona water agencies renew drought talks.
June 27, 2018
Department Of Insurance Warns Consumers To Check Their Policy
Ballooning ambulance costs are leaving the insured uncovered for thousands of dollars.
June 27, 2018
Final Day Of Campaigning Before Mexicos Presidential Election
In Mexico, Wednesday is officially the last day of campaigning for the country’s next president. Jorge Valencia from KJZZ’s Mexico City Bureau has been reporting on the campaigns and joined The Show this morning to talk about it.
June 27, 2018
Is Gaming Disorder An Addiction?
The World Health Organization announced last week that it was officially classifying “gaming disorder” as a mental health condition in its 11th edition of its International Classification of Diseases. But not all psychologists agree with the move.
June 27, 2018
Tempe Looks To House Homeless Veterans
Tempe is looking for landlords to take part in a new pilot program starting next week.
June 27, 2018
New Report Has Bad News For Phoenix-Area Air Quality
The Phoenix metropolitan area had some of the most days with polluted air of the ten most populated metro areas in 2016.
June 27, 2018
Arizona Elections: Michele Reagan - Secretary of State
As Arizona heads toward the August primary election, KJZZ's The Show is inviting candidates in contested races to talk about why they’re running and some of the key issues in their contests. Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan is running for a second term in the office.
June 27, 2018
How Helpful Is Early Polling?
Early voting for Arizona’s primary election is a little more than one month away, and we’re beginning to see the emergence of a lot of polls, and some of them show a huge percentage of undecided voters.
June 27, 2018
Tempe Business Incentive Land Deals Ended By Settlement
Arizona's Attorney General and the City of Tempe announced a settlement Tuesday ending Tempe's incentive programs to lease land to developers and businesses in exchange for lower property taxes. Mike Sunnucks of the Phoenix Business Journal joins The Show to tell us about it.
June 27, 2018
AZ Still Near Bottom In Child Well-Being Report
Arizona ranks 45th in the country for child well-being, according to the annual Kids Count Data Book.
June 27, 2018
1,400 Campaign Signatures Allegedly Forged
Every election year, there are challenges to candidate’s signatures or campaign filings. But this time around, more than a thousand voter signatures are being called into question.
June 27, 2018
Phoenix Scores 50 Out Of 100 On AARP Livability Index
Every year, AARP ranks the most livable communities, looking at things like housing, transportation, civic engagement, opportunity and the environment. Turns out, Phoenix has some work to do.
June 27, 2018
Deadline For Renewable Energy Plans Days Away
The race on separate renewable energy plans is turning a critical curb. One puts the power in voters' hands, and the other in the state corporation commissioners'.
June 27, 2018
Texting-And-Driving Law For New Teen Drivers Begins Sunday
Beginning Sunday morning, Arizona's new law banning texting while driving begins, but only for a narrow few.
June 27, 2018
Judge Rejects AZ Gov.s Attempt To Deny DACA Licenses
A federal judge has rejected Governor Ducey’s efforts to deny giving licenses to a group of immigrants protected by DACA.
June 27, 2018
Two Guys On Your Head: How to Deal with Anything That Comes Your Way
When the unexpected happens, some people shut down. Others are cool as cucumbers. We might think that the people who handle crisis well are just born that way or, perhaps, they are just flexible.
June 27, 2018
The Takeaway: Sotomayor Invokes WWII Era Korematsu Case To Repudiate Travel Ban
The Supreme Court this week ruled 5 - 4 in Trump v. Hawaii, which approved the legality of the fourth version of President Trump's travel ban. It was based on that record that the lower courts had found the President's executive orders unconstitutional.
June 27, 2018
Fourth Of July Fireworks Canceled In Prescott This Year
Citing dry conditions and a high fire risk, Fire Chief Dennis Light said canceling the fireworks was in the interest of public safety.
June 27, 2018
MCCCD Board Considers Future Of Red Mountain Campus
The board president suggested that several initiatives meant to help enrollment failed and asked whether it’s time to consider closing the campus.
June 27, 2018

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