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KNAU Arizona Public Radio. Winter welcome, the solstice is Saturday morning. Unseasonably warm afternoons continue daily into Tuesday.A Christmas morning storm skirts far northern AZ, bringing cooler temperatures Christmas Day, along with light rain and snow showers (down to 6000’) mainly along the AZ/UT border into the Four Corners, possibly a brief flurry or two as far south as Flagstaff.
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KNAU Program Schedule. SERVICE ALERT: Our 88.7 transmitter site sustained a fire of unknown origin.
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SERVICE ALERT: Our 88.7 transmitter site sustained a fire of unknown origin. We have installed a bypass that has returned us to full power for most, though repairs are still ongoing.
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SERVICE ALERT: Our 88.7 transmitter site sustained a fire of unknown origin. We have installed a bypass that has returned us to full power for most, though repairs are still ongoing.
KNAU and Arizona News - KNAU Arizona Public Radio
Dec 12, 2024 · On today's newscast: Biden acknowledged the decades of trauma inflicted on tribal communities with the designation of a new national monument, the self-proclaimed prophet of a polygamous sect will spend 50 years in prison, Arizona's emergency response system will soon get a big upgrade, a team will study a high-speed rail connection between Phoenix and Tucson, and more.
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Mission. KNAU is the premier source of balanced, accurate information, civilized discourse, and cultural inspiration in northern Arizona. We reflect the distinctive qualities of our region and operate in efficient and sustainable ways.
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On today's newscast: Native American students miss more school days than their classmates, a grand jury indicted two out-of-state residents for swindling thousands of dollars from the state’s ESA program, a nearly $2.5 million grant will be used for a drainage project to reduce future flood impacts in Tusayan, Congressman Eli Crane says he …
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YOU make KNAU happen! KNAU receives the majority of its operating funds - more than 60% - from the Northern Arizona community. Your financial support of KNAU makes possible a remarkable, high-quality public radio network that informs, inspires, entertains, and creates deep connections throughout our entire region.
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Main: (928) 523-5628 Toll Free: (800) 523-5628 Newsroom: (928) 523-4912 Newsroom: knaunews@nau.edu General: knau@nau.edu Membership: (928) 523-9442 Underwriting: (928) 523-1542 Asst. General Manager & Development Director: (928) 523-8749 Mailing Address: KNAU PO Box 5764