AZPM News Daily

Some unusual weather is coming our way; Big improvements are ahead for Tucson's transit infrastructure; We're learning more about the other side of the moon; and more...

The death toll is rising along with the mercury; Area businesses are helping out with water stations; migrants crossing the border complain agents are taking everything; and more...

The heat goes on; Fortunately getting out of it isn't too expensive; Gen-Z voters are unhappy, and they plan to show it at the polls; and more...

Some extreme weather touches down in Tucson; Abortion rights supporters hope they get on the ballot; artists are adding their touches to what was once called the ugliest street in America, and more...

A Tucson leader declares homelessness is not a crime; investigators are busier than ever chasing down threats; weather tracers track climate change across the region; and more...

A nationwide hunt finds 200 missing kids, some local; the drive for abortion rights is reaching a milestone; scientists probe Jupiter's great red spot; and more...

A Supreme Court decision troubles advocates for unhoused people; migrants are found dead in the desert heat; looking out for wolf families in the wild; and more...

Arizona's attorney general tries to clarify when doctors can perform abortions; activists fight a uranium mine near the Grand Canyon; a shelter makes room for more dogs as Jul fourth approaches; and more...

Fewer migrants are crossing the border while more are being sent home; Benson gets a clean energy source; the state sees a COVID rebound; and more...

Opioid settlement cash is going to state prisons, and the attorney general isn't pleased about it; Latino voters want migrants to have a path to citizenship; Arizona cities are investing to reduce water use; and more..

As the UA shooter is sentenced, more calls for gun restrictions in the state and the nation; the Pascua Yaqui usher in new leadership; and more...

A Biden official speaks on the risks to women after the fall of Roe v Wade; do cell phones need warning labels; a local scientist is searching for moonquakes; and more...

The University of Arizona cuts sports spending to balance its budget; blame New Mexico for our hazy skies; we remember director John Ford's love of the Arizona landscape; and more...

A tighter US border puts a strain on shelters in Mexico; Cochise officials will go to trial for trying to block a vote canvass; a state arts agency narrowly avoids the knife; and more...

New protections may be coming for some undocumented migrants; Monsoon madness is fast approaching; The EPA orders the military to address forever chemicals in Tucson groundwater; and more...

A state budget comes together, slowly; local agencies deal with people in need as the temperature rises; there's hope that a climate crisis can be averted; and more...

A scathing assessment of the Phoenix Police; public housing tenants get help with their AC bills; rights groups take the president to court over border restrictions; and more...

Another loss for Arizona's would-be governor; a state budget is finally taking shape; COVID cases are rebounding across the state; and more...

This year's monsoon is a tough one to predict; the coming election makes water negotiations more fluid; Arizona sends 3 WNBA stars to the Olympics; and more...

An abortion rights measure wins support from Arizona doctors; The state ranks low for child well being; a new lithium mines gets the green light from the federal government; and more...

A progress update from the outgoing UA president; Kari Lake's lawyer gets suspended for lying; climate change is complicating life in the desert; and more...

Cash continues to be tight for the University of Arizona; another of Arizona's fake electors pleads not guilty; wheelchair racers hit the track at NCAA finals; and more...

A controversial border measure faces a court challenge; Advocates for unhoused people want to change Tucson's priorities; recreational shooters face tighter restrictions in Arizona; and more...

State lawmakers are putting border security on the ballot; the president takes heat for his new immigration crackdown; an Arizona telescope picks out detail on a moon of Jupiter; and more...

More Arizona Republicans stage a fact-finding trip to the international border; Gaza protests at a Democratic party event; Mexican wolf pups find their forever homes; and more...