Power plant changes could strain Navajo Nation budget

Navajo Nation officials say plans to shut down three units at the Four Corners power plant could strain the tribal budget.

Jack De Johnette

Jazz drummer Jack De Johnette has played a variety of styles in his career. He started on piano and has a wonderful sense of melody on the drums.  He recorded with Miles and for many years with Keith Jarrett; today, he leads his own groups.  Hear Jack DeJohnette tonight on the 9 O'clock Special. Jazz awakes at 8.

High ozone levels may continue through weekend

Friday will be the eighth day this year the Valley’s been under a high pollution warning. Continued high temperatures could lead to more ozone advisories through the weekend. 

Extreme heat, pollution advisories extended

The Valley's excessive heat advisory has been extended through Sunday, and Phoenix Firefighters are urging you to take steps to guard against the searing temperatures.

Tonto Forest still under bear restrictions

Tonto National Forest officials announced modifications of a temporary closure order which was enacted last month in response to three bear attacks in the Payson Ranger District.

Airline performance up on schedules, baggage

Good news for air travelers. You’re more likely to arrive on time with your luggage.

Roberta Gambarini

  Italian jazz singer Roberta Gambarini is coming to the MIM this Sunday. Tonight we'll hear a preview of her singing with her friends James Moody and Dizzy Gillespie.  Roberta Gambarini tonight at 9.  Jazz awakes at 8.

Desert culture and environment

A project called Desert Initiative: Desert One takes a look at the culture and environment in the nation’s four desert regions.

Maricopa County Attorney wants to see medical marijuana in court

Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery says he’s eager to put Arizona’s medical marijuana law in front of a judge, as defendant or plaintiff. 

Capital punishment in Arizona

Two experts discuss the legal process behind capital punishment as well as misconceptions and concerns while handling capital trials.

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