The Buzz

Changes to Title IX are coming. What does that mean for the University of Arizona and other educational institutions?

A look ahead into priorities for this year's legislative session. The first day will be marked by new faces and more Democrats.

Congress is back in session and Democrats control the House. Arizona representatives helped bring about the new majority.

The traditional beginning of winter marks a season of holidays for many cultures and religions. We explore some of those traditions this week.

REPEAT. The AZ Supreme Court says a 7,000-home development in Sierra Vista is ok. Opponents say there isn't enough water.

New climate reports paint a dire picture for the globe. Scientists in AZ look at what it means for the area.

A look into the history and culture of three popular styles of border music: norte, corridos and mariachi.

Originally aired Aug 2018. The Tucson City Council is thinking about raising the age to purchase tobacco to 21. We talk with experts about what that means.

Tucson is a bike friendly city but when it comes to pedaling to work what is the city doing to help?

Voting is finished. Who won? Who lost? Now what? Local journalists and NPR’s Ron Elving try and explain what happened on Election Day.

Starting a new company is hard--but a local group is training entrepreneurs looking to market the next best idea in tech.

Arizona's Senate race is one of the hottest and nastiest in the country. This week we take a close look at the race to the Senate.

Arizona voters are faced with a number of ballot questions this year. This week we break them down.

In 2016, the "sleeping giant" of the Latino vote was supposed to awake, but it didn't will 2018 be different?

This week on The Buzz we learn about local policing from dealing with a rising murder rate to 60 thousand people in less than a square mile.

The Pima Community College football team is playing its final season. The head coach isn't giving up, he is getting his team ready for a championship.

The Arizona Attorney General's office has filed a lawsuit against Purdue Pharma, the maker of the opioid-based painkiller Oxycontin.

Cochise County is battling opioid addiction with a new program that gets anyone seeking help into a recovery program immediately.

Tucson Medical Center is suing a group of opioid manufacturers and distributors, claiming the industry knowingly pushed inaccurate information.

The AZ Supreme Court says a 7,000-home development in Sierra Vista is ok. Opponents say there isn't enough water.

The Tucson City Council is thinking about raising the age to purchase tobacco to 21. We talk with experts about what that means.

The Pima County Sheriff's Office is in the middle of a funding controversy. Should it take funds for border enforcement? We talk with Sheriff Mark Napier.

The Buzz asks teachers how they prepare; and asks the superintendent of Tucson Unified about a number of issues the district is facing.

The primary election is over and the sprint to the general is underway. The heads of the Pima County Republican and Democratic parties discuss what's next.