AZPM News Daily

In Tucson, a march on May Day; The mayor says nice things about our new home; Meet a man losing his battle with cancer, who just won a battle with the city; and more...

Residents report a spreading infection...could it be from pigeons; A wild ocelot gets a name; Keeping the western spirit alive at an Arivaca dancehall; and more...

Lawmakers demand freedom for a seriously ill migrant in federal custody; Veterans speak out on the Iran conflict; Drawing kids back to public school with a four-day week; and more...

A judge rules Arizona voter information stays in Arizona; The fight against a new mine turns to where to dump the waste; Robots don’t actually perform surgery, but they do help; and more...

Feds put the brakes on a controversial ICE detention center; Colorado River drought could mean higher electric bills; Artificial Intelligence is complicating medical care; and more...

A lawsuit aims to stop an ICE detention center; A petition drive aims to put the brakes on school vouchers; A local non profit gives kids food, and cooking lessons; and more...

More Arizonans lose their food assistance; State lawmakers vote for cameras in nursing homes; Planning beyond the next moon landing; and more...

A county official has questions about the sheriff’s answers; Testimony begins in the Tucson Electric rate hike; Managed retreat...what is it, and could it happen here; and more...

The Sheriff hands in his homework - just in time; Tucson prepares a plan to cut expenses and save services; More on the troubled Colorado River; and more...

Details of a new, second border wall in southern Arizona; A yearly meteor shower will light up the night sky; The story of one family’s life farming along the Colorado River; and more...

In the conclusion of a special two-part podcast hosted by AZPM News Director David Lee, reporters and producers take a close look at issues affecting our community, from covering a crucial transportation vote to reporting on those who try to help the homeless.

In part 1 of a special two-part podcast hosted by AZPM News Director David Lee, reporters and producers take a close look at issues affecting our community: including how new faces transformed government in South Tucson, and the cutbacks in rural health care that are affecting families across the state.

A small Pinal County town faces a water crisis; Tucson breaks ground on more low income housing; Looking at social media’s effect on campus culture; and more...

Candidates for congress are raking in the money; Campus workers raise the alarm over pay and benefits; Getting kids raised on screens to open a book; and more...

An Arizona Senator is raising a lot of campaign money; ICE is detaining people with health issues; Pima County is working to boost literacy among young people; and more...

Details on the police shooting of a Tucson teen; Border wall work blocks hikers, and wildlife; Educators work for a more literate future; and more...

A controversial data center clears a hurdle in court; Rival Democratic candidates fight in court; Scientists prepare to see what Artemis II brought back; and more...

New restriction on food aid mean fewer people getting SNAP benefits; A congresswoman gets a look inside an ICE holding center; it’s cyclovia time again in Tucson; and more...

Residents keep pushing back against ICE detention centers; A festival celebrates the mighty agave; We spotlight efforts to keep unhoused people and their pets together; and more...

ICE issues a statement after Monday’s pepper-spraying in South Tucson; Tucson comes closer to a plan to deal with data centers; Young and homeless -- one group aims to help youth on their own; and more...

An ICE confrontation on the streets of South Tucson; Fire stations may close amid budget troubles; A library becomes an oasis for unhoused people; and more...

UA men’s basketball plans for the future after a trip to the final four; An Arizona senator may be eyeing a trip to the White House; more people should be making a trip to the doctor; and more...

Final Four fever infects fans on their way to the game; The pep band is all warmed up; and student photographers prepare for their place in history; and more...

As the Final Four draws near, locals are rooting for the home team, but not all of them; how politics changes a political activist; and more...

Tucson sees its team off to the Final Four; Arizona fights Trumps attempt to control elections; We find out why the mayor of South Tucson lives in a motel; and more...