Despite growing gaps in homeless services, community assistance groups feel unsupported
Mutual aid organizers report the feelings of hostility have increased this year.
Arizona law bars universities from boycotting Israel
A state law passed in 2016 prohibits the state and local governments from adopting investment policies that include boycotting Israel.
Arizona lawmaker punished for using Senate facilities to speak with anti-Semitic talk show host
Kern is facing indictment for actions tied to the 2020 election.
District of Arizona works to improve handling of MMIP cases
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona is fortifying how they handle cases involving missing or murdered Indigenous peoples.
Congressman Ciscomani on the border, 1864 abortion ban, effort to oust House speaker
Congressman Juan Ciscomani spoke with AZPM senior reporter Danyelle Khmara on some of the most salient topics of the day
After Barstool Sports sponsorship fizzles, Snoop Dogg brand is attached to Arizona Bowl, fo shizzle
It will be the first partnership between an alcohol brand and a college bowl game.
Arizona is boosting efforts to protect people from the extreme heat after hundreds died last summer
Arizona's new heat officer is working with local governments and nonprofit groups to open more cooling centers and ensure homes have working air conditioners.
Older adults face homelessness at high rates
Here’s how governments, organizations are responding.
Blinken talks battling fentanyl with Mayor Romero
Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Tucson Friday and spoke with Mayor Regina Romero about the impacts of fentanyl and other synthetic drugs on the community.
The Buzz: Protests at Arizona's universities
Clashes on campus have lead to arrests, changes in policy around on-campus gatherings.
AZ Supreme Court overturns sanctions against state Republican Party
Justices ruled individuals should not be punished for asking the court to clarify the meaning of laws.
Arizona's near-total ban from 1864 is officially repealed
Governor Katie Hobbs signed the repeal Thursday afternoon.
As Phoenix makes way for semiconductor factories, this business is saving the native plants that were there first
Here's the story of one business at the intersection of conservation and growth amid Phoenix’s semiconductor boom.
A man is charged with causing a car crash that killed an on-duty Tucson police officer in March
He’s scheduled to be arraigned May 7 in Tucson City Court.
Students protest at UA for the third day
Robbins defends law enforcement’s actions in a University-wide statement and announces UAPD will have a “zero tolerance approach” going forward.
