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In midcentury Phoenix, Papago Park housed an underground bunker and Paddock Pools sold fallout shelter packages. The Papago shelter has been turned into offices and storage space, and these days Paddock is only designing pools. But if you’re in the market for your own personal fallout shelter, you’re in luck.There's a modest red brick structure in the Roosevelt neighborhood
The Colorado River Water Users Association is meeting this week in Las Vegas, and among the items on the agenda is continuing to try to figure out ways to use less of the overallocated river. In Arizona, one of the biggest users is agriculture; farmers have also been among the first to see cuts to the amount of water they get from the river.The industry is a big one in the
Nine down. One to go. It seems like we were just writing about heat acclimation and pre-season practices, and now we’re already gearing up for the postseason. This week’s Overtime column will look at ...
They say the only constant in any city is change, and that’s true for Tempe, which has seen a string of hometown favorites close their doors over the years. However, they aren’t forgotten.For those wanting to take a trip down memory lane, the Tempe History Museum is showcasing a collection of signs from historic Tempe, from Ted’s Hot Dogs to Hayden Flour Mill. The Show went to
KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap revisits some of the biggest stories of the week from Arizona and beyond.Two potential ballot measures surfaced this week: One would overhaul Arizona’s elections with open primaries and ranked voting; another would enshrine abortion protections in the state constitution.Plus, the state is expecting a big influx of campaign spending on the 2024 election.