Mark Brodie is a host at KJZZ, where he co-hosts The Show, a locally produced news magazine. With a rich background in covering government and politics, as well as regional interests, Brodie has reported extensively on topics such as public education, litigation, and the housing market. He has been featured in NPR, WAMU 88.5, Patch.com, Fronteras Desk, NewsBreak, and KJZZ.
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Mark's coverage is primarily focused on local events and expert commentary within the government & politics and sports realms. His articles delve into a wide range of topics, from air quality to water conservation, music, legal rulings, university achievements, behavioral science, abortion laws and much more.
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By: Mark Brodie
Surprise residents who were angry about the federal government turning a local warehouse into an immigration detention center can take a sigh of relief this week. That's because federal authorities have agreed to hold off on their conversion of the warehouse until it completes an environmental review.
By: Mark Brodie
New rules from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have outlined work requirements for Americans on Medicaid.
By: Mark Brodie
There is a lot of pavement around metro Phoenix, covering all kinds of surfaces — from roads and highways to basketball courts and sidewalks, to name just a few. And Ellie Fini says we need to be paying more attention to what that pavement is made of — and what it might be doing to our health.
By: Mark Brodie
Maricopa County Supervisor Tom Galvin last year announced his plans to try to bring hockey back to the Valley, after the Arizona Coyotes left town for Salt Lake City in 2024.
By: Mark Brodie
Whether it's at the grocery store or the airport or outside a movie theater or electronics store, most, if not all of us, have waited in a line. Sometimes it's out of necessity. Sometimes it's to be the first to see or get our hands on something.
By: Mark Brodie
With Phoenix's triple-digit high temperatures firmly upon us, taking a swim in ice-cold water may sound appealing. If so, does Chris Ballard have something for you.
By: Mark Brodie
KJZZ's Friday NewsCap revisits some of the biggest stories of the week from Arizona and beyond.
By: Mark Brodie
In addition to being fun, happy events, weddings — and wedding planning — can also be stressful. And a new podcast from Lizzie Post explores some of those stories.
Brian Fogarty has been making music for more than a decade. But over the past several months, he’s started working with new collaborators: animals.
By: Mark Brodie
Leidy Klotz explores that question — and others — in his book "In a Good Place: How the Spaces Where We Live, Work and Play Can Help Us Thrive."
