
Kirsten Dorman
Kirsten Dorman was a reporter at KJZZ from 2022 to 2025.
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As temperatures continue to rise, Phoenix residents will have more options when it comes to where they can hit the pool this summer.
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As Arizonans from across the state are looking forward to their travel plans this holiday weekend, state officials say that fire safety isn’t the only thing they should have in mind.
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Arizona state Rep. Quang Nguyen announced that he’s ramping up his investigation into prison violence.
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An Arizona man was recently sentenced for a yearslong scheme to steal millions of dollars through fake businesses, bogus tax return and phony COVID relief loans.
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Arizona is among the states with the highest rates of first-year business failures. In partnership with the state commerce authority, the Arizona Small Business Association recently launched a new two-pronged program with one goal: helping entrepreneurs at any level build stronger, more robust businesses with local resources and connections.
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Federal officials recently signed off on environmental approvals for a new connector road planned to go near a commercial port of entry near Douglas.
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For years, the EPA has enforced federal standards and overseen a type of well used across Arizona to inject certain materials deep underground. But now, the federal government has announced that it intends to approve the yearslong application effort from the state to hand over those powers.
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The blaze has grown to 7,052 acres on Thursday with zero containment, according to inciweb.gov, and more than 400 personnel were fighting the fire.
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Phoenix-area legal professionals gathered on the steps of the Sandra Day O’Connor Courthouse on Thursday, joining others in cities across the country to ceremonially re-take their attorney’s oath to sound the alarm about what they say is the mounting danger facing the rule of law.
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Two years after the public became aware of widespread fraud that targeted Indigenous people with phony sober living homes, Arizona’s Attorney General is directing $6 million toward recovery efforts led by Tribal Nations and community nonprofits.