Arizona’s governor is staring down a deadline on Colorado River negotiations and trying to protect our water future. How devastating it could be for the state and Arizona’s major canals. Plus, meet a former Flagstaff geologist who is bound for outer space.
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Alex Hager/KJZZGov. Katie Hobbs and other Arizona officials said negotiations are moving in the right direction, but cited apparent hurdles. -
Kendal Blust/KJZZDemocrats in Washington struck a deal with President Trump to end a prolonged government shutdown and fund the government while they negotiate reforms for immigration officers and the Department of Homeland Security. -
DarioGaona/Getty ImagesAs trans rights have roiled national politics, the question of how men should present themselves has been a subject of intense debate. And in the midst of all that, we’ve noticed this term popping up a lot: brotox. -
Arielle Koshkin/HandoutWildfires are starting to burn more frequently in areas that also get snow. And that’s causing snowpacks to melt earlier than they typically do, especially in the years right after the fire. -
Josh Valcarcel - NASA - JSC/HandoutDr. Lauren Edgar has already had a remarkable career. She spent 17 years working with the Mars Science Laboratory and Mars Exploration Rovers. -
Heidel family/HandoutHomer Thiel documented hundreds of the saloons that crowded Tucson’s streets in the late 1800s. He even dug one of them up. Thiel is an archaeologist and the author of the book "Saloons of Tucson, Arizona Territory" — a 337-page chronicling of the rich history of Tucson saloons
