'Injustice has us here': In Nogales, faith leaders, migrant families call for an end to pandemic-era protocol, Title 42
Sep 27, 2021 18 months after the CDC protocol was enacted, migrants say they're COVID tested and vaccinated, but still waiting for asylum.
Tucson voters to decide on minimum wage, council seats and pay raise for city leaders
Sep 24, 2021 Ballots will go out to Tucson voters in early October. This week, The Buzz takes a closer look at the questions on those ballots.
How is Proposition 207 impacting Arizona?
Sep 17, 2021 The Buzz examines marijuana legalization, from the criminal justice system to tax revenue.
Statewide emergency rental assistance lags while Pima County outperforms most of the country
Sep 13, 2021 A D.C. nonprofit found the state of Arizona has distributed less than 10% of its federal funds, while Pima County is closing in on 80%.
Arizona AG says Tucson vaccine mandate is illegal
Sep 10, 2021 Reporter Nicole Ludden from the Arizona Daily Star on what the announcement means for local governments.
Monsoon season's toll on Southern Arizona roads
Sep 10, 2021 Following months of monsoon activity, roadways throughout the region are undergoing repair.
Learning in an era of digital classrooms
Sep 10, 2021 Amanda Tashjian, of the University of Arizona College of Education, offers insight on best practices for adapting in school and at home.
Back to school during a pandemic in Sunnyside USD
Sep 10, 2021 Superintendent Steve Holmes tells Tony Paniagua how the district has managed despite the ongoing pandemic.
From afar, Afghans in Tucson watch US withdrawal
Sep 10, 2021 Afghans in Tucson discuss the community they have found in the area and the future of the country where their families still reside.
Where do the tens of thousands of people in Arizona's prisons fit in redistricting?
Sep 8, 2021 As Arizona prepares to redraw the boundaries of its political districts, some argue stuffing districts with prisons can be its own kind of gerrymandering.
Building through a pandemic
Sep 3, 2021 Habitat for Humanity, a longtime organization dedicated to supporting families in Arizona, has continued to meet housing needs despite the pandemic.
How the child tax credit is impacting Arizonans
Sep 3, 2021 Georgina Monsalvo, the Arizona Organizing Director for Stand for Children Arizona, talks to Arizona 360 about the program.
Atifa Rawan on Afghanistan
Sep 3, 2021 Atifa Rawan, an Afghan American and UA Library Sciences professor emerita, shares insight on her upbringing in Afghanistan and her most recent work in the region.
What does the US withdrawal from Afghanistan mean for the Middle East?
Sep 3, 2021 Daniel Rothenberg, ASU professor of practice in School of Politics and Global Studies and Co-Director of the Center on the Future of War, talks to Arizona 360.
Afghanistan, child tax credit, and Arizona's economy
Sep 3, 2021 Tony Paniagua hosts this week's edition of Arizona 360
Arizona's economy navigates the pandemic
Sep 3, 2021 Professor and economist George Hammond from UA Eller College of Management analyzes the states latest economic trends.Selected Archive Filters
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