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Sgt. Julio Cardenas
 AIRED Dec. 4

Shop with a cop brings holiday joy to kids in Phoenix

Terri Shoemaker
 AIRED Dec. 4

Arizona food bank urges holiday support as demand stays high

Will Humble
 AIRED Dec. 4

Arizona flu rising E. coli linked to state fair sparks concerns

Quita Jackson, President, GreenDesert.org
 AIRED Dec. 3

Local non-profit inspiring school children to plant gardens

Peter Schlosser, Vice President and Vice Provost of Global Futures, Global Futures Laboratory
 AIRED Dec. 3

ASU’s Global Futures Conversation on future ways to conserve

Matt Grodsky, Partner, Matters of State Strategies Chuck Coughlin, President, HighGround, Inc.
 AIRED Dec. 3

Democrats favor ranked choice voting for 2028 presidential election

Matt Metz
 AIRED Dec. 2

Sky Harbor Navigators reach milestone year

Daphne Munro
 AIRED Dec. 2

Smart grocery strategies for the holidays

Dr. Holly Lisanby
 AIRED Dec. 2

ASU’s medical school secures accreditation and new name

Dr. Madappa Kundranda, Division Chief of Cancer Medicine, Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
 AIRED Dec. 1

Three major breakthroughs in pancreatic cancer research

Mandy Porter-Griffith, Executive Director, Entryway Arizona
 AIRED Dec. 1

Arizona nonprofit providing job training to combat homelessness

Julio Rubio
 AIRED Dec. 1

High school chronic absenteeism hits 34%, Helios report shows

Dr. Steven Gray
 AIRED Nov. 26

Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix prepares for holiday concerts

Yassamin Ansari
 AIRED Nov. 26

Congresswoman Ansari on rural heathcare & immigration issues

Kimberly Lanning joined "Arizona Horizon" to speak on why supporting local businesses is so important
 AIRED Nov. 25

Why shopping local matters this Thanksgiving weekend

Jay Spector, the Co-CEO and founding partner of EverVest, joined "Arizona Horizon" to break down what this year’s adjustment really means
 AIRED Nov. 25

Experts say Medicare premiums could wipe out Social Security increase

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