AZPM News Daily

An Arizonan will be the next ambassador to Serbia; A mayor fights the short term rental trend; amnesia is not like you see it depicted in the movies; and more...

Protests continue as Tucsonans call on congress to preserve health care; The U of A community petitions to keep programs the Trump Administration wants to cut; and more...

Tears, and laughter, as Tucson says farewell to Raul Grijalva; Arizona's senators call for heads to roll after a security breach; a refugee program is in suspense as its funding is tied up in court; and more...

We're still waiting for those “mass deportations” Donald Trump promised; The governor promises help with childcare; Tucson's own planetarium wins a high honor; and more...

Bernie and AOC light up a Tucson crowd; Debating the education department shutdown; a new clinic says you don't have to give up your pet when you can't pay the vet; and more...

The Fight Oligarchy Tour stops in Arizona; a spacecraft company sets up shop in Cochise County; what would you say to an extra terrestrial being; and more...

Protests in the streets of Tucson, as educators object to ending the Department of Education; a south-of-the-border city celebrates its trees; and more...

Immigration agents make a show of force o Tucson's south side; Fontes gets ready to run for Congress; a Game officer lends a hand to a deer with a problem; and more...

Pima County prepares to fight back against the measles; Ruben Gallego says Medicaid is on the chopping block; a high school offers something extra for its students; and more...

It didn't take long for candidates to jump into the race for Raul Grijalva's congressional seat; The Pascua Yaqui remember a murdered teenager; a borderlands restoration project is frozen by the Trump Administration; and more...

What's next for Arizona's vacant seat in Congress; veterans protest cuts to their care; remembering a giant of Arizona politics; and more...

A giant of Arizona politics has fallen; Colleagues offer praise for his commitment to service; Tucson police face potential liability after the death of a man in custody; and more...

Tucson voters soundly turn down a tax increase; Mark Kelly lashes out at Donald Trump's tariff plans; thousands of Arizonans are missing out on money the government owes them; and more...

Federal officials target ASU for alleged anti-semitism; Candidates chase Donald Trump's coat tails; how pro football reflects America's divisions; and more...

Five national park facilities in our state are declared non-core; Elon Musk labels Mark Kelly a traitor; The challenge of affordable housing-keeping it cheap for the tenant but profitable for the landlord; and more...

AG Mayes again sues the federal government; a tribe reacts to the closure of the area's BIA office; crews prepare for wildfires; and more...

The people who died in a Marana plane crash are identified; a Tohono O'Odham official testifies in Washington; plenty of legislative news; and more...

An old Arizona abortion law is struck down; progress on a school funding deal; Tucson seeks opinions on aiding the unhoused; and more...

A death in the Pima County jail; housing prices continue to frustrate Arizonans; county supervisors consider what to do as federal funding issues linger; and more...

Arizona prepares for new tariffs on Mexican goods; the University of Arizona puts millions into new research; the state Attorney General sues the Trump Administration again; February was warm; and more...

A Tucson man is convicted for making a bomb threat at a local high school; the housing market is starting to cool; some good news for people traveling to Mexico for a beach vacation; and more...

Protests on UA campus; a western voters worry about water; baseball teams from around the world head to Tucson; and more...

A family deals with a visit from immigration officers; the legislature works on a bill the sponsors say will prevent government overreach; Tucson gets a new garbage truck; and more...

Federal freezes could cost Pima County $150 million; Arizona struggles with school absenteeism; an effort to expand rural internet access moves ahead; and more...

A former Pima County Sheriff's Deputy is sentenced; a meeting about Glen Canyon Dam is the latest federal casualty; a spike in RSV may have peaked; and more...