Autonomous vehicles have the potential to radically change transportation. Why an older auto technology might provide some lessons about how. And our Second Acts series continues with Arizona's first female news anchor — and now one-person airport welcome committee.
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WaymoDavid Zipper is a senior fellow at the MIT Mobility Initiative and a contributing writer at Vox. He argues the increase in autonomous vehicles could bring "the most tumultuous shift in transportation since cars first rumbled their way into the scene." -
Lauren Gilger/KJZZIn 1976, Mary Jo West became the first female news anchor on Phoenix TV. Today, West can be spotted three days a week at the information desk in Sky Harbor Terminal 4. -
Getty ImagesCases of flu are on the rise across the country, and in Arizona. The most recent data shows a 35% increase in cases from the prior week. That’s more than 2,200 cases in a week. -
Mark Brodie/KJZZNext week, Arizona lawmakers will return to the state Capitol to kick off a new session — one in which they’ll be facing a budget deficit and host of issues that need to be tackled. -
Amber Victoria Singer/KJZZ“The Vindicator” recently premiered on Apple TV and Amazon Prime, and it’s the first feature film by Scottsdale writer and director Luca Patruno.
