KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap revisits major stories, discussing election changes, early voting, and Arizona voter issues.
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The Pima County Sheriff’s Department is using new DNA technology to investigate a 1970s cold case in Tucson.
California offers an FDA-approved home cervical cancer test, now available in Arizona, ensuring accurate, easy use.
A Tolleson school board rejected an $80M domed stadium, opting for a less costly alternative amid taxpayer concerns.
The Arizona Department of Education reports thousands of teacher vacancies, with many positions filled by substitutes.
Every Arizonan in the House helped pass a measure requiring the DOJ to release files on Jeffrey Epstein, despite GOP concerns.
Arizona employment is set to grow by over 454,000 jobs from 2024 to 2034, outpacing U.S. growth, with Maricopa County leading.
Tucson resident Tracy Barber faces a steep hike in her ACA health insurance premium, forcing her to downgrade plans.
At a Tucson town hall, Sen. Ruben Gallego urged Republicans to extend insurance subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.
A University of Arizona study will explore if gut cells store maternal diet info, influencing future food choices.