AZPM News Daily

The state is suing over insulin prices; Flu cases are way up over last year; We visit with the two drivers of the Weinermobile, and more...

COVID admissions are up in Arizona, while some childhood vaccinations are down; Bisbee will finally get its city hall back; the boarding line isn't the only line you'll see at Sky Harbor this holiday - there's also that picket line; and more...

Sharon Bronson bows out as Pima County Supervisor; A new political party says it was cheated out of a chance to be on the ballot; a million Arizonans may be on the road for the holiday; and more...

Students and faculty at the University of Arizona hold a sit-in over the suspension of two professors; the Tucson Sector of the Border Patrol sets another record; a look at how Arizona is helping Ukraine; and more...

New report finds Pima County Sheriff's Department response to migrant distress calls discriminatory; Two UA Professors suspended after audio recordings of a lecture about the Israel/Hamas conflict go viral; the Giant Magellan Telescope nears the finish line; and more...

The cost of Thanksgiving in Arizona; October's decrease in migrants crossing the southern border; Senator Mark Kelly testifies in congress against AI scams; A U.N. international meeting on combatting desertification; Tucson Water is opening a new water treatment facility; and more...

Arizona economic coalition holds meeting with Ukranian officials in Tucson; Immigrant financial contributions in Arizona; America the Beautiful Challenge funds key initiatives; and more...

The man who killed a US Marshall in Tucson is found guilty; Arizona lags in lung cancer testing; two Arizona tribes get funding to Make America Beautiful; and more...

A long-time local lawmaker calls it quits; The UA president tries to pin the blame for money problems on college officials; a new honor for Saguaro National Park; and more...

At long last, officials think they may have found what happened to hundreds of missing pets, and it's not good; the state schools chief wants two activist groups exiled from school campuses; We visit some disused roads that one group wants to return to the wild; and more...

A rundown of Pima County election news; Tucson is checking old homes for lead pipes; an in-depth look from above at a planned border road that's drawing controversy; and more...

A new tuition plan for the U of A comes under review; a Sierra Vista school aims for a national award; being lonely versus being alone; and more...

Financial troubles at the University of Arizona; the U of A's Threat Assessment Management Team finally gets a director; an election-skeptic on the Cochise County Board is raising funds for his legal defense; and more...

State officials launch a criminal probe of the way the Sheriff's Office handled a sexual assault case; A state task force calls for changes to Arizona elections; an in-depth look at school funding measures on the ballot, and more...

War in the middle east leads to protests in Tucson; an Arizona Senator wants to break the Senate's logjam; Bisbee is a step closer to rebuilding its city hall; and more...

Two Tucsonans join the long list of people convicted in connection with the January 6th capitol riot; The University of Arizona will play a part in environmental justice; tree rings hold secrets about a long-ago earthquake; and more...

A big fine for Grand Canyon University; School grades come out; rapid bus transit comes to Tucson; and more...

Cochise County Supervisors may have to answer for election votes; The next USS Arizona gets her first skipper; the U. S. Energy Secretary visits southeast Arizona; and more...

Planned Parenthood wants a state supreme court justice to recuse himself; More migrants found dead in the borderlands; 3 candidates face off in the Ward 2 council race; and more...

Battery Factory groundbreaking; Ukraine pilots start F-16 training; Cyclovia the weekend, and more...

Cochise County gets help on the border; D-Backs go to the World Series; Lockdown at a UA tech park; and more...

Border Patrol seizes more ammo headed into Mexico; Cochise County deploys more patrols along the border; Horne defends English immersion; and more...

D-backs win; More families coming to the border; Temps cool but fire danger remains; and more...

Unemployment rises; Tucson sees record temps; the race for mayor; and more...

Kari Lake in Tucson, Future of the Colorado River, D-Backs win, and more...