Bob Khan

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Meth Mess

Methamphetamine labs are springing up all over--in homes, apartments, motels. Who's making sure the toxins left behind are cleaned up? Nobody.

TB or Not TB?

That's a question Phoenix Fire Department officials are asking as firefighters continue to test positive for tuberculosis

Authenticating the Arsonist

Is this guy for real?

Fire Wall

New code extinguishes flaming food

Patriot Games

The grass has got to be greener someplace else

Letters From the Issue of Thursday, March 29, 2007

The grass has got to be greener someplace else

The Fire Inside

The family feud at the Phoenix Fire Department

Deadly Politics

Did petty politics nearly kill a child?

Ant Farm

The death of tiny Autumn White should make lawmakers think more carefully about state budget cuts

Kid Drownings

After decades of failure, the well-intentioned still don't get it

Fire

Phoenix's negligence left hundreds sick from toxic fumes. It's only a matter of time before it happens again.

Spiked

He's Baaaack . . .

Smoke Gets in Their Eyes

Dry ice missiles? Bomb the mountains? Phoenicians come up with some wacky plans for snuffing out the fires.

Arizona's Worst Neighbor

People are sick and animals are dying near TRW's air-bag plant in Mesa.

Burn, Baby, Burn

'Stop urban sprawl!' 'Burn the rich!' 'An acre an hour is obscene!' Is it any wonder some are rooting for the arsonists?

Immaculate Heartbreak

Three months after a fire gutted Phoenix's oldest Hispanic Catholic church, its pastor is feeling the heat and parishioners are steaming

Swarming Trend

State's buzz on killer bees? Learn to live with 'em.

"Danger to Children"

Why did Kelly Blake douse her kids with gas and set them on fire? She's seriously mentally ill -- and she was deserted by the system charged with protecting her and her family.

Hot Links: Remembering 911, A Dozen Beers, and D-Backs

  ​Some of the Phoenix firefighters who were in New York City after September 11, 2001 recounted their experiences to KTAR.com, including current fire chief Bob Khan, who says of being at Ground Zero, "To this day, it was a surreal experience"...Colleen Clark, the President of the ... More >>