Arizona

Brain Worm Kills Some Elk Shipped From Arizona To West Virginia

By • Feb 13, 2020
Arizona Game and Fish Department

A herd of Arizona elk shipped to West Virginia in 2018 for a restoration project has been hit hard by a brain worm disease. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports. 


Arizona Crews Blast National Monument Hill For Border Wall

By • Feb 7, 2020
NPS

Construction crews have started blasting hills at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in Arizona to clear space for a new border wall system.

Arizona Lawmakers Revive Private Border Wall Bill

By • Feb 6, 2020
Cronkite News

Arizona lawmakers have revived a measure that would have made it easier for property owners on the U.S.-Mexico border to build a wall. 

AZ Dept. of Revenue: At Least $45 Million Of Unclaimed Property Linked To Northern Arizonans

By • Feb 6, 2020

The Arizona Department of Revenue says more than $45 million of the states’ billion-dollar unclaimed property fund belongs to people whose last known address is in northern Arizona. 

Ephemeral Waterways Lose Federal Protection

By • Feb 5, 2020
Coconino National Forest

The Clean Water Act no longer applies to ephemeral streams which do not flow year round, due to a new rule from the Trump administration. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports on what that means for Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality estimates about 90 percent of the state’s waterways no longer have federal protection.

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