On the Colorado River the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit?
A summer deadline approaches for state leaders to agree on how to cut their water use.
Abortion ruling puts new focus on Arizona's attorney general race
The race for state attorney general is one of the most crowded fields on Arizona’s primary ballots.
A battle of endorsements in the GOP gubernatorial primary
At this late stage in the race, Karrin Taylor Robson is picking up steam as Donald Trump backs Kari Lake.
How would the next secretary of state handle future elections? Look back to 2020
One task, once mundane, has been politicized by some of the candidates vying for the office: election certification.
Why the race in this Arizona congressional district is attracting national attention
Democrats and Republicans are choosing their nominees for the 6th Congressional District as GOP leaders aim to flip it in November.
Wa:k–where the water goes in
The Tohono O’odham Nation and its predecessors, the Huhugam, have used canals to move water around Southern Arizona for millenia. Today, the Tohono O’odham Nation is looking into those older practices around water and bringing some back into the fold.
When you touch it, it gets worse
The City of Bisbee's antiquated water systems are slowing down the fire department in the face of longer and more dangerous wildfire seasons. Town leaders are looking to solve the problem while improving their water infrastructure on the whole.
The Buzz previews AZPM's new water podcast Tapped
Join us for a look at a new series that tells the stories of how we use water.
Where's the new money in the state budget going?
We look at a handful of areas that will see a notable increase in funds this fiscal year
Real estate, rents continue to climb as housing crunch continues
Prices around Tucson continue to go up, leaving some unable to buy or going through eviction.
Arizona after Roe v. Wade
Barbara Atwood, professor of law emerita at the University of Arizona, spoke with AZPM about the past and future of the state's abortion laws.
Preventing and fighting human-caused wildfire
Fires started by people have long been a part of our ecosystem, but they're increasingly damaging today.
Arizona House speaker testifies on efforts to overturn the 2020 election
Axios Phoenix reporter Jeremy Duda discusses the hearing's impact on Arizona politics and the select committee's work.
Under federal pressure, Colorado River water managers face unprecedented call for conservation
States have 60 days to craft a deal.
Education in the summer
This week, The Buzz focuses on education and the summer ahead.
