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Documentary on 2025 LA fires uses new technology to tell the story (opens the original)
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The fires that burned through LA last year destroyed tens of thousands of buildings. Learn about the ASU professors who are using new tech to document that. Plus, the outlook for flu and COVID-19 seasons this fall and winter.
Listen back to some of our favorite conversations about Route 66 (opens the original)
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The Mother Road turns 100 this year. We’ll hear about some of the more complicated history of Route 66. Plus, what’s behind the revival of motels in the Southwest?
Republicans scramble to make Hobbs pay-to-play investigation a top election issue (opens the original)
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The candidates for Arizona secretary of state debated how secure Arizona elections are and how people feel about them. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, we hear from one of the puppeteers performing at this weekend’s Puppet Slam in Phoenix.
A Suns offseason trade has fans questioning how leagues handle domestic violence (opens the original)
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When the Suns traded for Miles Bridges this offseason, his behavior off the court was as much a part of the conversation as his play on it. What the research says about gender-based violence in sports. Plus, the new head of the Maricopa County Stadium District on fixing up Chase Field.
Less Colorado River water will come to Phoenix. Here's why you might not notice (opens the original)
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Why outdoors groups don't like a proposed change that would allow for roads in more parts of national forests, and testing how walkable the Valley is by hitting the streets. And Arizona will be getting less water from the Colorado River starting next year under new rules implemented by the federal government. But for most of us living here, those cuts may be difficult to see on a day-to-day basis.
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