Nadine Arroyo Rodriguez
Nadine Arroyo Rodriguez was a reporter at KJZZ from 2008 to 2015.
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Arizona has electricity today in large part because of a Japanese immigrant. -
It’s that season again for the migration of animals into Arizona. Among them will be what biologists call among the most misunderstood and unappreciated mammals. -
Despite the relatively young age of Phoenix, there is history here — and some of it is hidden in plain sight. -
It helped Phoenix grow more than 100 years ago. It also introduced Valley residents to a new way to get around. Today’s system, in a lot of ways, mirrors the old. -
A north Phoenix road is a major throughway in town, but 100 years ago is was just a small path. Its name honors a place that once existed to help people with tuberculosis. -
This natural resource was brought into the Valley during the Great Depression, and when it arrived it was a one of a kind. -
Did You Know … Arizona has the most hummingbird species in the U.S.? -
The mascot has been an iconic symbol for decades, and there’s a story behind how it was brought to life. -
The Mountain Vault is a storage facility that’s been warehousing computer data since the 1980s. -
A strategically sunken home in the middle of an Ahwatukee neighborhood once caught the attention of the world. It was called the "House of the Future."
