Navajo hope to digitally preserve thousands of hours of oral history
WASHINGTON - Jolyana Begay-Kroupa still remembers waiting for the seasons to change when she was a child so she could hear the winter stories her Navajo grandparents would tell.
December 19, 2016: Consumer Special
Cronkite News special: Protecting your money, health and way of life
What do you think about podcasts?
Podcasts are a growing medium for telling stories and covering news.
December 13, 2016: Health Special
Cronkite News special: Protecting your health and your way of life
Sky Harbor had 24,247 noise complaints in 2015 after flight-path shift
WASHINGTON _ Neighbors of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport filed 24,247 complaints about noise at the facility in 2015, one of the highest rates among airports studied in a recent George Mason University report.
Experts: It’s not too late to vaccinate for possibly strong flu strain
WASHINGTON - Get ready to roll up your sleeves. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending against nasal-spray vaccines for the upcoming flu season, in which it expects to see a variant of 2009's H1N1 virus.
National anthem protest has national trickle-down effect
University High School, located in West Los Angeles, features a socially aware group of players under the direction of coach John Washington.
Arizonans: Tell Cronkite News a story!
Everyone has a favorite story to share when breaking the ice or chatting at a party, from stories about a profound experience to tales of hilarious encounters.
December 6, 2016: Consumer Special
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Korean businesses are expanding in AZ with shift in customer base
CHANDLER — When John Chung opened his first restaurant, Gogi, in Chandler, only 10 percent of his customers were American. He was primarily focused on Korean consumers.
