Alexandria Krusniak

KJZZ listener Shari Keith counted 17 fallen saguaro cacti within a 10-mile radius of where she lives in Ahwatukee. Others had lost arms or looked unhealthy, and she wanted to know what is happening to saguaros.

In a briefing Monday addressing the state’s upcoming flu season, Gov. Ducey laid out a plan to prepare for increased infections and expand access to flu shots. "As early as next month when you stop by certain sites for a COVID-19 test, you’ll be able to get a flu shot as well," he said.

ASU College Republican president says his group has zero connection to the campus group that is raising money to help fund the legal defense of Kyle Rittenhouse.

Poison control centers at the University of Arizona Health Services in Tucson and Banner Health in Phoenix have both received calls about the drug Oleandrin and are warning against its use to treat COVID-19.

ASU welcomed back more than 127,000 students on different learning platforms on Aug. 20. Twenty percent of those students live in university housing. So what happens when a student living in a residential hall tests positive for the coronavirus?

State fairs throughout the country canceled all events, but some turned the focus solely on food by holding drive-thru food fairs. This might be an option for the Arizona State Fair.

The storm that swept through the Valley on Monday night damaged three COVID-19 testing sites at Embry Women’s Health. The 24-hour COVID-19 testing sites were at Mesa, Chandler-Gilbert and Estrella Mountain community colleges.

With the upcoming general election and growing concerns over the U.S. Postal Service, KJZZ listener Karen Davis asked through our Q&AZ project if she can get a receipt if she mails her ballot through the post office or have it delivered through certified mail.

The Navajo Nation has announced its plan for a phased-in reopening beginning Aug. 17. The plan includes safety measures for residents as well as new business policies.

Residents are dealing with one of the driest monsoon seasons in the state and a pandemic on top of record breaking temperatures resulting in higher utility bills.