NASA Scientist Performs ‘Checkup’ On Earth
A NASA climate scientist offers a candid diagnosis of our planet's health, drawing parallels between Earth's condition and that of...
Month: April 2024
Earth Day 2024: Why We Love The Planet
For Earth Day, we asked our team of expert mets to tell us what on Earth they love the most,...
EPA designates two types of forever chemicals as ‘hazardous substances’
PFAS are chemicals that resist grease, oil, water, and heat and first became used in products in the 1940s.
EPA looking to take down forever chemicals
PFAS, or forever chemicals, can be found almost anywhere, from drinking water to cookware to certain hygiene products. The EPA...
Police identify victims in deadly head-on collision near Lake Pleasant
Two of the passengers, 19-year-old Nivesh Mukka and 19-year-old Gouthan Parsi, both from India, died from their injuries at the...
Man found shot to death is registered sex offender, Mesa police say
Police say Gavin Wadzinski, 23, was convicted of three counts of attempted sexual conduct with a minor in 2022.
Family, friends and customers remember the life of Chompie’s restaurant founder
Lovey Borenstein was known for graciously treating her customers. She would often visit their tables and chat with them at...
Arizona residents celebrate life of Chompie’s restaurant owner
Lovey Borenstein, who opened Chompie’s restaurant with her husband, Lou, and family, recently passed away. She would have turned 90...
Man suffers ‘freak accident’ while on Scottsdale party bike
An Old Town Scottsdale bouncer jumped in to help after he said a man's foot was barely intact after an...
University of Arizona president: Fiscal year 2025 budget deficit may be reduced by $110M
The president added that the largest portion of the budget savings will come from reductions in administrative expenses.
Teen brings a gun to work and shooting breaks out; deadly crash near Lake Pleasant
From a teen accused of bringing a gun to work and shooting someone, to a crash into a child's birthday...
Fastest-growing jobs in Arizona
In a reversal of past trends, wages grew the fastest for lower-earning workers.
