Arizona's Evening News

February is American heart month and this weekend, there's a “Go Red for Women” campaign taking place on Friday that raises awareness about heart disease in women.

Are you big into western films? Tombstone has it's own film festival this weekend, showcasing the best western feature and short films in America's most iconic western town. Founder Travis Mills previews the festival with Becky Lynn!

Is road rage up in Arizona? If you come across and angry driver, or become one, DPS Sergeant Eric Andrews adivses everyone on how to calm down behind the wheel!

Think you have what it takes to sing the national anthem at spring training? Doug Black with Tempe Diablo Charities tells you how that can be achieved!

2023 was a wild year for valley weather. Matthew Hirsch with the National Weather Service tells Becky Lynn all about those heat records we broke!

Pack you patience this weekend if you are flying out of town. Heather Shelbrack is the Deputy Aviation Director with Sky Harbor and talks to Becky Lynn about the record amount of travelers this holiday season.

Park Rangers are back in Tempe for the first time since 2008. Supervisory Park Ranger Michael Spykes tells Becky Lynn why they were brought back and where you will see them!

A new "amusement tax" set to go into effect in the Peoria on Jan. 1. It seems to have brought confusion and ire among a lot of businesses. What businesses are required to pay this new tax...and some are even being told they owe back taxes for it all the way back to 2002.

ASU Law Professor Adam Chodorow joins Becky Lynn to make sense of it all.

Is valley health care about to get easier or more difficult? Greg Barr is the Editor in Chief of the Phoenix Business Journal and breaks down his article about Blue Cross Blue Shield starting it's own brick and mortar clinics.

KTAR is teaming up with the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley for an online holiday auction benefiting thousands of valley kids. The goal is to raise much-needed funding for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley. 

Josh Stine is the VP of external affairs and talks to Becky Lynn about the fundraiser!

The American Heart Association is hosting it's first 2023 West Valley Heart Walk in Goodyear next month. KTAR News is proud to be a media sponsor of this big event.

CEO Abrazo West Hospital Hans Driessnack talks to Becky Lynn about the event on Saturday, Dec. 2.

Heather Ross is a professor of health and technology policy at ASU. She has worked with homeless shelters like CASS near The Zone. How does she think homeless shelters can improve and is there something in common between the elderly homeless that are showing up?

Have you noticed why some of the Valley's landmarks are lit up teal? Well, it's to raise awareness for alzheimer's.

Chris Schneider is the Director of Communications at the Alzheimer's Foundation of America and tells Becky Lynn why!

The World Series is tomorrow! We know all about the D-Backs. But what about the Rangers? Donovan Lewis is one of the midday hosts on Sportsradio 96.7/1310 The Ticket in Dallas. He previews the Fall Classic with Becky Lynn!

Not all of Arizona State students are college age. There's nearly 13,000 students who are least age 40! Dr. Aaron Guest, Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation talks to Becky Lynn about why that is!

Hagit Nathan used to live in the east valley. But now she lives in Israel, about 15 miles outside of Tel Aviv. She tells Becky Lynn what living in Israel is like right now, in the middle of the war.

Murrieta joins Arizona’s Evening News to talk about the deal between Hollywood studios and the Writers Guild of America that ended a 5 months long strike.

KTAR's recent Water Watch Minute is about "cloud seeding" -- a process that lets us actually generate rain or snow from existing clouds. 

KTAR'S Luke Forstner tells Becky Lynn how that works.

Rounds joins Arizona’s Evening News to shed some light on why gas prices are sky high and when we might see some relief.