The Buzz: A legislative look ahead into education policy
This week we talked with both the county and state school superintendent about universal school vouchers and teacher retention.
Mayor Romero “accepts the challenge” of another term in 2024 State of the City Address
The mayor highlighted her administration’s accomplishments of 2023.
Two UA College of Education professors reinstated following Israel-Hamas Lecture
The department head will teach the course about cultural pluralism for young children through the rest of the semester.
The Buzz: a legislative look ahead into criminal justice reform
The new legislative session begins in January, so we asked those close to reform initiatives what they believe is expected.
AZ Secretary of State seeks legal advice on Tucson's city council salary raise
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes will wait for the legal analysis of Attorney General Kris Mayes before answering the Tucson City Council's request that will determine whether or not a recount is needed.
Sit-in at UA's College of Education calls to reinstate professors
Around 60 staff, faculty, students and community members participated.
UA suspends two professors following Israel-Hamas lecture
The College of Education professors have been suspended until an investigation concludes.
The Buzz: Does Housing First Work?
Housing First was a topic of debate in recent Tucson city elections, so we ask experts about the evidence.
Reviving Montezuma Pass: Sky Island Alliance's bold initiative to rewild decommissioned roads
From roads to rivers: volunteers unite to transform old paths into thriving wildlife corridors
Ex-Rep. Trent Franks, who offered aide $5million to have his child, is running for Congress again
The eight-term lawmaker bowed to an ultimatum from then GOP House Speaker Paul Ryan to step down.
The Buzz speaks with Tucson City Council candidates
Candidates see streets, crimes and homelessness as the city's top issues.
Former Arizona GOP Senate candidate Blake Masters is running for Congress
Masters said he is running as someone unafraid of government establishment.
The Buzz: El Tour de Mayor of Tucson
AZPM takes a drive around Tucson with three candidates running in the mayor's race.
No Labels sues Arizona to block opponents from using the new political party to run for office
The lawsuit asks a federal judge in Phoenix to block Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes from allowing people to run for offices other than president or vice president under the No Labels banner.
Kari Lake talks court cases and Senate aspirations at packed Tucson fundraiser for “America first” candidates
Former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake rallies supporters in Tucson.
