Snowmelt and its runoff are crucial for water supplies throughout the Southwest. Find out why dust may be messing things up. Plus, the end of a journalistic era at Outside Magazine.
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Navajo HighwaysA new children’s TV show, "Navajo Highways," follows a Navajo child, a puppet named Sadie, from the city who decides she wants to spend the summer with her grandmother on the Navajo Nation. -
William Wilson/Cronkite NewsA bill that would set up a way to pay for repairs and upgrades at Chase Field had been working its way through the state Legislature this year but recently had stalled. -
McKenzie SkilesSnowmelt and the runoff from it are critical to water supplies in the Valley and across the region. But new research suggests another part of the ecosystem, dust, can have a negative impact on that. -
Gage Skidmore/CC by 2.0Private sector is more interested in making profits than addressing climate change, Rep. Ansari saysFor a Democratic perspective on climate, Rep. Yassamin Ansari joined The Show. Before she was elected to the House in 2024, Ansari served as a climate adviser at the U.N. and planned the 2016 Climate Action Summit. -
Getty Images/E+French fries are nearly ubiquitous on menus, across the state and around the country. But, a Valley-based company is working to break into the market, to get its spuds on your plate in a restaurant. -
Christina Estes/KJZZLaunched in the 1970s by Rolling Stone magazine veterans, Outside published the original versions of seminal works of adventure journalism, like Sebastian Junger’s "The Perfect Storm."
