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AZPM News Daily
Join AZPM for a daily news podcast, featuring the latest headlines, issues and in depth stories impacting us all across Arizona.
Episodes
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 14, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 13, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 12, 2024
Another loss for Arizona's would-be governor; a state budget is finally taking shape; COVID cases are rebounding across the state; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 11, 2024
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...
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 10, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 7, 2024
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...
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 6, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 5, 2024
A controversial border measure faces a court challenge; Advocates for unhoused people want to change Tucson's priorities; recreational shooters face tighter…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 4, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
Jun 3, 2024
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…
- AZPM News Daily
May 31, 2024
An Arizona congressman gains a Trump endorsement; Arizona's school superintendent is hit with a fine over his bilingual education lawsuit; Do yard signs really…
- AZPM News Daily
May 30, 2024
Reaction to the Trump verdict; Medicaid offenders head to prison; the rising need for cyber-detectives; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
May 29, 2024
State Republicans want to impeach the attorney general; a cooler summer may be ahead; Tucson's biggest school district starts work on a bunch of major…
- AZPM News Daily
May 28, 2024
The GOP closes its local hispanic outreach center; Colorado River managers are banking more water; the Tucson hockey team won't be running up the road to…
- AZPM News Daily
May 24, 2024
Kari Lake's lead sags as more voters turn undecided; The search to replace Robert Robbins is expensive; alcohol abuse is part of the pandemic's legacy; and…
- AZPM News Daily
May 23, 2024
Arizona benefits from a White House anti-fentanyl initiative; a scientific study looks at tree rings and fish; a celebration of people who turned their lives…
- AZPM News Daily
May 22, 2024
A poll shows Trump leads Biden in Arizona; Pima County is prepping a heat protection ordinance, as another scorching summer approaches; a dozen Arizona…
- AZPM News Daily
May 21, 2024
A verdict in the trial of Murad Dervish; Local researchers join an effort to deal with extreme heat; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
May 20, 2024
The UA shooting trial is winding up; unemployment dips near a new record; Arizona Arts may fall victim to budget cuts; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
May 17, 2024
A new kind of shelter for unhoused people is coming to Tucson; teenagers in Arizona are struggling with mental health issues; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
May 16, 2024
More details emerge about the alleged killer of a UA professor; Western states come closer to a water deal; researchers look at how dogs age, and whether breed…
- AZPM News Daily
May 15, 2024
A border security bill stalls in the legislature; trial continues for the accused killer of a UA professor; an early opening for the grand canyon's coveted…
- AZPM News Daily
May 14, 2024
A new report shows fentanyl seizures have increased dramatically over the last few years, with Arizona leading the way; TPD asks the public for help regarding…
- AZPM News Daily
May 13, 2024
The Arizona Supreme Court puts a 90-day stay on enforcing the near-total abortion ban; a Border Patrol agent is indicted on child pornography charges; a former…
- AZPM News Daily
May 10, 2024
Police break up a protest encampment on the University of Arizona campus; U.S. Border officials are teaming with the Mexican State of Sonora to find and catch…
- AZPM News Daily
May 9, 2024
What researchers are finding in their latest studies of Saguaro Cacti; the Tohono O'odham Nation and residents of Nogales are celebrating the discovery of a…
- AZPM News Daily
May 8, 2024
Business and faith leaders speak out against a tough new immigration proposal; thousands of Arizonans took on chance on a new tax filing system; opioid…
- AZPM News Daily
May 7, 2024
Trial begins for the man charged with killing a local professor; Pima County might sell its hospital; Tucson tries to discourage loitering, but some say it's…
- AZPM News Daily
May 6, 2024
University officials defend the way they keep tabs on student political groups; The Arizona Bowl gets a new name; aid workers say Tucson builds barriers to…
- AZPM News Daily
May 3, 2024
Palestine protestors make demands at the U of A; state officials make a plan to prevent heat deaths; you really do get wiser with age; and more...
- AZPM News Daily
May 2, 2024
The repeal of Arizona's 1864 abortion law is official, now the question is when it takes effect; a UA team predicts the hurricane season; the EPA moves closer…
- AZPM News Daily
May 1, 2024
The state senate repeals the 1864 abortion law, to delight some and the dismay of others; an animal crossing over a busy highway proves popular with wildlife…
- AZPM News Daily
April 30, 2024
After a protest on the U of A mall dissolves, questions remain; a new film celebrates the Gand Canyon's indigenous history; lawmakers are choosing sides on…
- AZPM News Daily
April 29, 2024
Pro-palestine demonstrators set up camp in Tucson; No new trial for a Nogales rancher accused of killing a migrant; the climate crisis meets the housing…
- AZPM News Daily
April 26, 2024
The Palestine protests continue, on college campuses and city council chambers; artificial intelligence could be the secret ingredient in your next salad; and…
- AZPM News Daily
April 25, 2024
Protests over the Gaza war spread to Tucson; the governor launches a website to keep people apprised of their reproductive rights; a new national monument is…
- AZPM News Daily
April 24, 2024
Arizona indicts eleven GOP leaders and seven others on the so-called fake electors scheme; the state House votes to repeal Arizona's 1864 abortion law; our air…
- AZPM News Daily
April 23, 2024
After this week's mistrial, a hope for justice remains; the Tucson airport is flying high with a rise in passengers; the humane society gets a new leader; and…
- AZPM News Daily
April 22, 2024
Governor Katie Hobbs is getting a lot of use out of her "veto" stamp; California's governor offers to pave the way for abortion providers who want to relocate…
- AZPM News Daily
April 19, 2024
A lawmaker gives up his reelection bid amid forgery accusations; The attorney general offers more guidance on the abortion ban; we wrap up our series on the…
- AZPM News Daily
April 18, 2024
State lawmakers are still wrangling over repealing the state's abortion ban; The University of Arizona's financing are improving - maybe; a road marker…
- AZPM News Daily
April 17, 2024
Republicans hold firm against Democratic attempts to repeal a century-old abortion ban; we go on the road to remember an Arizona disaster that forever changed…
AZPM News DailyApril 16, 2024
Antisemitism is on the rise in Arizona; The abortion issue continues to stir up state politics; we'll pay a visit to Yuma's Customs House, and more...
- AZPM News Daily
April 15, 2024
Evictions are dropping, but not by much; Democrats' dream of taking over the state senate may have slipped out of reach; an Arizona highway marker commemorates…
- AZPM News Daily
April 12, 2024
Vice President Kamala Harris was in Tucson today to push for abortion and reproductive rights; Pima County announces funding to support asylum seekers in…
- AZPM News Daily
April 11, 2024
Cochise County has completed an investigation into the discovery of two sealed mail-in ballots from the 2022 General Election that were found in an Election…
- AZPM News Daily
April 10, 2024
The Border Patrol in the Tucson Sector announces a new program to interdict the flow of fentanyl across the border; the Environmental Protection Agency sets…
- AZPM News Daily
April 9, 2024
The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that the state's current 15-week abortion ban does not cancel out an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions in the state…
- AZPM News Daily
April 8, 2024
Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a Republic an-backed bill that would have allowed a property owner to use deadly force as self-defense if a person is on their…
- AZPM News Daily
April 5, 2024
In today's podcast, two Arizona congressmen, Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, have been issued subpoenas in the investigation into Republicans' efforts to overturn…
- AZPM News Daily
April 4, 2024
On today's podcast, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero calls on Governor Hobbs to veto a bill that would allow a property owner to use deadly force against someone on…
- AZPM News Daily
April 3, 2024
On today's podcast, budget talks between Governor Hobbs and the Republican-led legislature remain at a standstill; Abortion rights supporters say they have…
- AZPM News Daily
April 2, 2024
In today's news, U of A president Robert Robbins announces he will step down at the end of his contract; Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva says he has been…
- AZPM News Daily
April 1, 2024
Arizona exports set a new record in 2023; the Pima County Jail Commission is set to take a fresh look at next steps at the county jail; and the last survivor…
- AZPM News Daily
March 29, 2024
Arizona's attorney general speaks up about an abortion case involving Idaho; the "tamale bill" remains in limbo; a departing city council member praises his…
- AZPM News Daily
March 28, 2024
Lawmakers whip up a new recipe for a tamale bill, after last year's version was blocked by the governor; officials tell migrants not to risk their lives on a…
- AZPM News Daily
March 27, 2024
Tucson's tax election gets a green light; Fence busters take to the desert to clear a path for wildlife; state lawmakers have a plan to take unhoused people…
- AZPM News Daily
March 26, 2024
Pima County's migrant shelter won't miss a beat while it awaits new funding; Kari Lake gives up fighting a suit by an election official; fighting the system is…
- AZPM News Daily
March 25, 2024
A trial over American-sourced guns going to Mexico moves forward; education leaders sidestep an effort to limit how school vouchers are used; the Wildcats'…
- AZPM News Daily
March 22, 2024
The federal and state governments team up to stop the financing of the fentanyl trade; state lawmakers kill a bill to regulate sober living homes; 23 people…