Nick Karmia
ReporterNick Karmia has always been a storyteller. Originally from the Chicagoland area, he transferred from community college to pursue a bachelor's degree in journalism at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
Alongside his work as a part-time reporter for KJZZ, he writes stories for ASU's student publication Downtown Devil and reports on camera for The Cut Network. He's also the host of his own podcast, Karmia's Got Questions, which brings on guests who seem like they're leading ordinary lives but have those extraordinary experiences to share.
As a newcomer to the Valley, he simply cannot wait to take on the heat and tell those stories that matter most.
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Virtual reality field trips from one organization are seeking to give underprivileged students more access to art education. With more than 18,000 students served so far, their newest experience focuses on some of Arizona’s Indigenous artists. -
A new online certification tool from the Arizona Department of Education is intended to make it easier to become a teacher in Arizona. This comes as more than a quarter of teaching positions remain unfilled across the state. -
SRP’s new Eleven Mile Solar System is expected to power more than 65,000 homes and bring $80 million in tax revenue to communities inside Pinal County. -
A new technology hub opened Monday at ASU’s Tempe campus in collaboration with aerospace tech manufacturer Honeywell. Stakeholders say the Honeywell Innovation Hub could be the next source of groundbreaking innovations. -
The Coconino County Health Department will receive 2,500 doses of naloxone, a medicine that reverses opioid overdoses. It's part of 7,000 units dispersed across the state. -
ASU announced it will close its Lake Havasu campus and implement a tuition surcharge for on-campus students due to what the university said is $24 million of state cuts to higher education. -
ASU students and faculty built an infrared camera for Europa Clipper, the largest spacecraft NASA has ever developed for a planetary mission. The camera will be used to help investigate Jupiter’s moon, Europa, to see if it possesses conditions for life. -
The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened a section of State Route 88 known as the Apache Trail, after severe flooding in 2019 shut down the largely unpaved roadway. -
The two candidates running for Maricopa County sheriff addressed allegations surrounding them in Thursday's debate. -
A lawsuit from a Payson resident and the Goldwater Institute is accusing the Town Council of bypassing voters by approving $70 million in bonds in a public meeting last month.
