Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Critics Light Up Decision To Halt Planned Lightbulb-Efficiency Rules
Stephen Arvay, branch manager of City Electric Supply in Phoenix, said his customers are increasingly asking for energy-efficient lighting.
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Cactus Juice Used To Make Nontoxic, Biodegradable Plastic Bags
America generates almost 38 million tons of plastic waste every year, ranking second only to China. That’s a lot of plastic.
Across Arizona|News|
AZ Farmers Use Drones To Save Water, Money
More and more Arizona farmers today are using tiny, remote-controlled aircraft to boost yields and save water and money.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Clemson Completes Successful Decade, Wins Fiesta Bowl In Glendale
Just as Clemson University coach Dabo Swinney predicted.
Across Arizona|News|
AZ Officials Hopeful About Ridesharing To Medical Care
Uber to the doctor’s office? Not only is it a thing, but for some people in Arizona, Medicaid will pick up the tab.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Native American Leaders Determined To Prevent Census Undercount In AZ
Time, distance and technology limitations are among the reasons Native Americans may be the most difficult demographic to count.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
ASU League Of Legends Player ‘Breezyyy’ Keesey Turns Pro
Three years ago, Brindon “Breezyyy” Keesey tried out for the Arizona State University League of Legends team and didn’t make the cut.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Damming Little Colorado River For Power Projects Opposed By Tribes, Environmentalists
A Phoenix company wants to build two massive hydroelectric projects on the Little Colorado River.
Las Vegas, NV|News|
In Vegas, Native Americans Help Native Americans Overcome Domestic Violence
"We need each other to heal."
Across Arizona|News|
A Moving Story: AZ Still Nets A Gain Of Residents From Other States
Californians have been beating a path to Arizona over the past decade, but it hasn’t exactly been a one-way street.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
2020 Census: AZ's Middle Easterners, North Africans Don’t Fit The Box
The 2020 census was supposed to include a new race category for people from the Middle East and North Africa.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
AZ Honors High School Grads In Music, Dance, Theater, More
Arizona high school graduates who prove they have mastered the arts now can get special recognition on their diplomas.
Cerritos-Artesia, CA|News|
Inside The NCAA ‘Football Factory’ In Southeast LA
The office of the football coaches at Bellflower's St. John Bosco High School isn’t typical.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Water For Wildlife: Catchments Prove Lifesavers Across Arizona
Catchments are man-made watering facilities that sustain animals during hot and dry periods. Wildlife use them year-round.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Tempe School Employs VR, Robots And Other Innovative Techniques
Students at the SPARK School at Kyrene de las Manitas Elementary are using robots, green screens, 3-D printers, virtual reality and more.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
‘That Would Be Dope’: Booker, Others Hope Phoenix Suns Join NBA 2K League
The NBA 2K League is a professional esports venture featuring the top NBA 2K players in the world.
San Diego, CA|News|
Deported U.S. Vets Find Aid, Comfort In Tijuana ‘Bunker’
In a neighborhood just south of San Diego stands a narrow, two-story home connected to a tire shop. It’s where U.S. military veterans go.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Full-Time Athletic Trainers Still A Luxury At AZ Secondary Schools
Matt Blackburn, head athletic trainer at Campo Verde High School in Gilbert, says schools fail to understand the value of the profession.
Tucson, AZ|News|
AZ Latinos Left Behind As Big Tech Continues To Grow
Melissa Ortiz, a freelance software developer in Tucson, has become hyperaware that her industry largely excludes people who look like her.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
As Maternal Mortality Rises In U.S., CA Bucks The Trend
CA's maternal mortality rate declined 55% from 2006 to 2013, to 7.3 deaths per 100,000 births from 16.9 deaths per 100,000 births.
