AI companions are becoming more popular, including with teens. Hear what new research says about the potential dangers for that age group. Plus, why a tiny town in northern Arizona still relies on mules to get their mail.
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Laurel Morales/KJZZTucked away in a narrow gorge below the rim of the Grand Canyon, sits the tiny town of Supai. It’s hard to get there, and as a result, getting mail in and out of Supai isn't easy. -
Tim Agne/KJZZA pair of Arizona properties has landed on the most recent list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. While this may sound like a problem, Kathryn Leonard, Arizona’s state historic preservation officer, actually thinks it’s a good thing. -
Getty ImagesSocial AI companions are becoming more popular, but researchers with a group that advocates for kids and teens say the platforms are not appropriate for anyone younger than 18. -
Chelsey Heath/KJZZIn Robert Melikian's new book, “Forgotten Phoenix, Or The Art of Hotel Management,” Melikian takes readers back in time to a version of downtown Phoenix many of us wouldn’t recognize.
