ASU Graduates Develop Innovative 'Sunscreen' Roof Coating to Slash Energy Costs in Arizona
Two ASU graduates developed a roof coating that acts as 'sunscreen' for buildings, potentially cutting energy costs by 25-30%. Their company, EnKoat, is testing the product in collaboration with SRP in Arizona.
Efforts to Replant Arizona's Saguaro Cacti Surge Forward Four Years After Devastating Bush Fire
Efforts are underway to replant saguaros in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest after the 2020 Bush Fire, with collaborations between local nurseries, businesses, and organizations aiding in the restoration.
Phoenix High School's "The Laramie Project" Play Postponed Hours Before Premiere Over Content Concerns
The play, "The Laramie Project," at Cesar Chavez High School was postponed due to its serious content. The cast was devastated, and the school seeks to foster educational discussions around it.
Phoenix Close to Affordable Housing Goal Yet Low-Income Residents Left Behind Amidst Rising Costs
Phoenix approaches its goal of 50,000 housing units by 2030, while facing a deficit of affordable housing for low-income residents amidst rising housing costs and legislative financial challenges.












