Things change quickly here in Phoenix, which means the city has a complicated relationship with the past. The delicate art of historical preservation in a modern major city. Plus, some important context for the mythology we often associate with a president’s first 100 days.
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Daniel Torok/White House/White HouseThis idea that a president has 100 days to do something consequential goes back almost 100 years. Pretty much every president has fallen short of that benchmark, yet the expectation persists. -
Stina Sieg/KJZZArizona health officials reported nearly 11,000 cases of Valley fever in 2023. But, new research suggests dogs may be able to help give us a better sense of how prevalent the disease actually is. -
graphicstock.comMore than a decade ago, Gloria Feldt had a question she couldn’t figure out the answer to: Why hadn’t women reached parity in leadership? -
Amber Victoria Singer/KJZZTo talk about historical preservation, The Show at down with Robrt Pela, a longtime KJZZ contributor, and Julia Taggart, president of the Sunnyslope Historical Society and Museum.
