Number of migrants entering Arizona lowest in 3+ years
New federal data shows that the number of migrants crossing the southern border into Arizona has fallen to fewer numbers than the state has seen since February 2021, keeping with the trend across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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.
Shadow Wolves may see better career mobility under new bill
Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema introduced new legislation that would both improve border security and the retention of Shadow Wolves agents.
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.
WATCH OR LISTEN LIVE: The Republican National Convention
Stream the entire convention online or look for live NPR and PBS coverage here on AZPM, July 15-18.
Chispa Arizona launches $200K campaign to raise awareness about Corporation Commission election
According to a poll funded by Chispa Arizona, a majority of Latino voters are unfamiliar with what the state utility regulator does.
Douglas man convicted of hate crime faces up to 130 years in prison
Eric Ridenour set two churches in the southern Arizona city’s historic Church Square on fire in May 2023.
Tucson's new conservation program aims to save water by removing ornamental grass
Apartment complexes and commercial buildings are being urged to remove grass landscaping and conserve water — in exchange for a rebate from the city.
Biden says 'everybody must condemn' attack on Trump, hopes to speak with ex-president soon
Addressing the nation about two hours after the shooting, Biden said he was relieved that Trump is reportedly “doing well.”
USDA Under Secretary visits Tucson to assist Tribal agribusinesses promote their products
The visit highlighted the need for increased utilization of USDA programs by tribal businesses and showcased successful initiatives such as a recent trade mission to Canada.
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
Lunar surface science literally hit-or-miss in 2024
But scientists expect more high profile attempts to land on the moon later this year.
Monsoon storm activity picking up late in the week
Some areas in Southeastern Arizona could see wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour.
Sierra Vista to take over struggling golf course
The now-former owners Castle and Cooke announced they were walking away from the property last fall.
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.
