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Loop 202 Completed
KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks with Arizona Department of Transportation sokesman Dough Nintzel about the completion of the northern section of the Loop 202 in the East Valley and what it means to drivers and the valley's transportation system.
( Jul 21, 2008 )

Carbon Monoxide Induced Drownings
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless emission from gas powered generators and engines. It's responsible for a large percentage of drownings at Lake Powell and Lake Havasu. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert talks to emergency room physician Robert Baron about the problem.
( Jul 2, 2008 )

The Valley's Hottest Day...Ever!
KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks with the National Weather Service's Meteorologist in Charge Tony Haffer, about the hottest day in the Valley and in Arizona. On June 26, 1990 Phoenix reached a scorching 122 degrees.
( Jun 26, 2008 )

Competing for Solar Dollars
KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks with Barry Broom of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council about the solar prospects in the state, and why Oregon may have a leg-up on the Valley of the Sun.
( Jun 25, 2008 )

Investing in the Sun
One of the country's leading solar power providers is opening an 8,200 square foot regional field office in Phoenix next month. It's part of a push to make Arizona the solar capitol of the world. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert reports.
( Jun 24, 2008 )

Phoenix Seeks Input on Parks
Beginning this week, Phoenix Parks and Recreation department will be looking for input from the public on the direction on the city's parks and desert preserves over the next five years. City voters recently approved a thirty year extension of the one tenth of a cent sales tax that funds park improvements. Dennis Lambert asks parks and preserves administrator Cynthia Peters to discuss the hearings.
( Jun 23, 2008 )

Older Arizona: An Evolving Workforce
KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks with Melanie Starns, director of the Governor's Council on Aging, about Arizona's older residents, and how the workplace of the present and future are much more diverse than that of the past.
( Jun 4, 2008 )

And Down the Stretch They Come....
State lawmakers have 4 weeks to pass a budget...KJZZ's Dennis Lambert and Mark Brodie talk about what could be the last few weeks of the legislative session.
( Jun 2, 2008 )

Pain at the Pump: WSPA's Joe Sparano
KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks with Western States Petroleum Assn. President Joe Sparano about soaring gas prices, and how the oil companies see the issue.
( May 30, 2008 )

Lawmakers Still Working on Budget, etc
There are a number of issues lawmakers are still dealing with - among them the budget, banning gay marriage and a program to allow temporary workers into Arizona. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert and Mark Brodie talk about goings-on at the capitol.
( May 19, 2008 )

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