July 2011 | KJZZ.org

Post Wallow Fire: Crews Target Safety and Flood Prevention

KJZZ's Paul Atkinson reports on efforts to prevent flooding and make Eastern Arizona forests safe following the worst wildfire in Arizona history.

AZ StoryCorps: Broadcast Pioneer Mary Jo West

In this AZ-Edition of StoryCorps, Mary Jo West looks back on what it was like to be a female pioneer in broadcasting in the 70s and Arizona's first female news anchor.

AZ StoryCorps: Fleeing Baghdad

AZ StoryCorps: Sisters Mary & Joan

AZ Jobless Worry About Benefits Running Out

New numbers show the economy only created 18-thousand jobs nationwide in June. That means there are millions of Americans still out of work…and many of them are collecting unemployment benefits. Arizona has chosen not to accept federally subsidized extended benefits…and so far, 20,000 people have been cut off since mid-June. From Phoenix, KJZZ’s Mark Brodie reports.

Vehicle Donations

9 O'Clock Jazz Special

Lee Morgan, a legendary jazz trumpeter and composer, recorded from 1956 until a day before his death in February '72. He was influenced by Clifford Brown and Dizzy but had his own style and sound. Hear the music of Lee Morgan Monday night at 9.

9 O'Clock Jazz Special for 7/8

The swingin sound of a Saturday Night Fish Fry with Caldonia and a 3 Handed Woman. It's the fun swingin' blues of Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five, tonight on the 9 O'clock Special.

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