Arizona’s monsoon means danger for those with asthma. Here’s how to cope.
While some may look forward to the monsoon season, as the storms bring lower temperatures, those with asthma prepare for discomfort and distress.
Arizona poised to provide MDMA therapy to first responders with PTSD if the FDA approves the psychedelic
The Arizona Legislature added MDMA-assisted therapy to the list of treatments available to first responders with PTSD under the state’s workers’ comp plan.
Legal fight continues with appeals over proposed immigration initiative for Arizona Nov. 5 ballot
Immigrant advocates kept the issue alive this week by filing notice to the state Supreme Court that they will appeal the judge’s ruling.
AZ unemployment drops, remains at record low
The rate drop counters common seasonal trends.
Monsoon brings mixed emotions for road workers
The staff is on-call 24-hours a day.
The Buzz: The damming of the lower Colorado River
We preview the new season of Tapped, AZPM's podcast about water in the southwest.
Water conservation measures for Grand Canyon National Park after another break in the waterline
The waterline was recently shut off for repairs and crews were trying to re-pressurize the line when the break occurred.
Sharing lived experience with keen observation.
On this Arizona Spotlight, hear three women who are telling vibrant stories across different mediums.
Former Senator Jeff Flake announces he's leaving as Turkish ambassador before general election
The former senator has been an outspoken critic of former President Trump.
Taming the Colorado
The Colorado River is the most dammed waterway in the US, but what was it like before? We go back to the battle over Parker Canyon Dam and how it changed Arizona's rights to the river's water forever.
Messy but meaningful: Tucson print space fosters accessible creative environment
Word of Mouth Print Space opens their doors to anyone looking for artistic or humanitarian inspiration, whether beginner or expert, on a budget or wanting to splurge.
Judge says border security ballot proposal is constitutionally sound
A Maricopa County judge ruled that a broad Republican-backed border security proposal could seek approval from voters in November.
Tucson receives $11M for bus stop shelters, trees and more
Tucson’s Sun Tran system is receiving more than $11 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The money is meant to fortify transit infrastructure and help protect vulnerable communities from the effects of climate change.
The Buzz: Re-using finite resources in Southern Arizona
People go to notable lengths to get as much as they can out of some of the area's limited resources
Judge closes door to new trial for Arizona rancher in fatal shooting of Mexican man
The judge said justice would not be served by letting prosecutors wait for a tactical advantage to retry Kelly.
