Conservation, law enforcement and ranching: Weighing in on a proposed border fence
The majority of new bollard-style wall would run through protected areas in Pima and Cochise counties.
Four Democrats running for open city council seat
The candidates will face off in the August primary for Ward 1, on the city's west side.
A new effort to deal with a leaky cross-border sewage pipe
For years, Nogales residents have suffered from water contamination that stems from the wastewater line.
Addressing Tucson's housing challenges
Three local housing groups discuss today's housing challenges and ideas to help solve them.
Roots of housing discrimination in Tucson
In the first of three shows on housing, we look at the origin of discriminatory practices and the Fair Housing Act.
Three Democrats, one independent in the running to be mayor of Tucson
The race for Tucson mayor is heating up. This week The Buzz talked with the candidates vying to lead the city.
Pizza, hamburgers and ... local broccoli? School lunch in Tucson
70 years on, a WWII-era program to combat malnutrition is healthier than ever.
Support and opposition for two mines in Southern Arizona
As the Rosemont Copper mine plans to start construction, we talk with those for and against the project.
Vaccines and public health in Pima County
A historic outbreak of measles is bringing the debate over childhood immunizations back to top of the news.
Sustaining the San Pedro River
A panel in Bisbee discusses the present and future of Southern Arizona's last large, free-flowing river.
Tucson Community Prepares for Monastery Shelter Closure
The Benedictine Monastery has become the largest city shelter, but will close in July.
Local Water Utilities Fight Unregulated Contaminants
While the EPA weighs regulating the chemicals, Tucson and Marana Water are moving ahead with treatment.
Debating Free Speech
A protest and arrest on the University of Arizona campus has raised questions about free speech.
Arizona Schools Struggle to Find Footing With National Testing Standards
The U.S. Department of Education says the state is out of compliance.
Previewing the 2020 Election
A look at how Arizona's political parties are already strategizing and planning for the next election.
