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KJZZ contributor Robrt Pela headed to Space 55 Theatre last weekend, to look at a play about, among other things, the gentrification of downtown Phoenix. He’s got some thoughts.

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The sounds of Southwest Florida's birds are now training artificial intelligence at Corkscrew Swamp, helping an app identify ...

Dan Mennill, a University of Windsor biology professor had a particular fondness for Paris. And a theory he wanted to test.

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