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KNAU and Arizona News
3:54 am
Wed February 11, 2009

Sledding causes major injuries

Sledding causes major injuries

Flagstaff, AZ – One of the most common injuries seen at Flagstaff Medical Center's Emergency Department right now is a spinal cord fracture. People are breaking their backs sledding. FMC has already seen more than 80 sledding related injuries this winter. Arizona Public Radio's Laurel Morales reports.

State Capitol News
12:13 am
Wed February 11, 2009

New abortion restrictions introduced at legislature

New abortion restrictions introduced at legislature

Phoenix, AZ – Abortion foes are hoping that a new governor gives them a chance
to enact new restrictions. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer
reports.

State Capitol News
12:16 am
Tue February 10, 2009

Republicans move to repeal state property tax

Republicans move to repeal state property tax

Phoenix, AZ – House Republican leaders promised Monday to vote by the end of
March to repeal the state property tax -- and permanently forego
the $250 million it would raise -- whether or not they have a
plan by then to balance next year's budget. Arizona Public
Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

State Capitol News
12:18 am
Mon February 9, 2009

Next year's state budget won't come soon

Next year's state budget won't come soon

Phoenix, AZ – Don't expect any quick action by state lawmakers to adopt a new
budget for the coming year. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer
explains why.

KNAU and Arizona News
4:44 am
Fri February 6, 2009

Pam England Heals through Story

Pam England Heals through Story

Flagstaff, AZ – Pam England has revolutionized the way women prepare for childbirth. In her book Birthing From Within England, who is also a nurse and midwife, instructs women to stop thinking about birth as a medical event. Instead she tells them to get in touch with their fears about birth. And through this awareness she says women can experience a rite of passage. Arizona Public Radio's Laurel Morales talked with England about how she came up with this philosophy.

State Capitol News
12:28 am
Fri February 6, 2009

Governor Brewer won't rule out further education cuts

Governor Brewer won't rule out further education cuts

Phoenix, AZ – Governor Jan Brewer said today she's not willing to rule out even
deeper cuts next year in state aid to education. Arizona Public
Radio's Howard Fischer reports.

State Capitol News
1:11 am
Thu February 5, 2009

Kyl Weighs Stimulus Package

Kyl Weighs Stimulus Package

Phoenix, AZ – The White House is turning up the heat on Republicans --
including the state's two U-S senators -- to support the 900
billion dollar stimulus package.

KNAU and Arizona News
10:49 pm
Wed February 4, 2009

Tobin on Budget Cuts

Tobin on Budget Cuts

Flagstaff, AZ – This past weekend the state legislature hammered out a budget balancing bill that plugged a 1.6 billion dollar funding gap. To do so the Republican majority cut more than one hundred million dollars from both universities and K through 12 education. Now the legislature has begun work on next year's budget. Republican representative Andy Tobin of Paulden spoke with Arizona Public Radio's Daniel Kraker about the difficulties of cutting the budget.

Earth Notes
9:44 am
Wed February 4, 2009

Earth Notes - Chickadee Alarms

Earth Notes - Chickadee Alarms

Flagstaff, AZ – Chickadees are famous for their calls; after all, they're named for them. Now new research shows their calls are surprisingly sophisticated. The number of "dee" notes they sound can actually describe the differences between nearby predators.

KNAU and Arizona News
9:32 am
Tue February 3, 2009

Tough Times for Democrats at the State Capitol

Tough Times for Democrats at the State Capitol

Flagstaff, AZ – These are tough times for Democrats at the Arizona state legislature. Republicans have strong majorities in the House and Senate, and now Jan Brewer in the Governor's office. Democratic representative Tom Chabin of Flagstaff spoke with Arizona Public Radio's Daniel Kraker about the challenges of having his voice heard at the capitol.

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