Supreme Court Rules on Media Ownership
The U.S. Supreme Court today let stand rules that place limits on ownership of broadcast outlets and newspapers in local markets. The high court ruling means that one company is forbidden from owning...
View ArticleUS Fish and Wildlife to Kill Gray Wolf
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has signed an order calling for the shooting of a Mexican gray wolf.The Agency says the female wolf has been killing too many cows in Southwestern New Mexico.It's the...
View ArticleWeekend March Protests SB1070
Demonstrators marched to the Maricopa County jail in downtown Phoenix on Saturday in yet another protest of Arizona's illegal immigration law, SB1070.
View ArticleQuestion 405 Would Spend $10 million to Thin Flag Forests
Two years ago last June, the Shultz Fire filled the skies north of Flagstaff with smoke. By the time it was controlled, 15,000 acres of Coconino National Forest land had burned including the ponderosa...
View ArticleNRA's LaPierre Fires Back At Universal Background Checks For Guns
National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre was in Utah over the weekend pushing his case that the federal government wants universal background checks to make it easier for federal officials to...
View ArticleSequestration Could Affect Regional Airports
The federal budget cuts known as sequestration could begin affecting air traffic at smaller airports across the state, including one in northern Arizona. Arizona Public Radio's Terry Ward reports.
View ArticleMemorial Service for Fallen 19
A memorial service to the fallen 19 Granite Mountain Hotshot crew was held in Prescott Valley Tuesday morning.
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