More than 41,000 sandhill cranes in Southern Arizona
Arizona birders can see the cranes in person at the annual Wings over Willcox Bird & Nature Festival.
Forest Service resumes cleanup of abandoned mines near Prescott after pause
The project, which was split into two because of funding issues and to avoid interfering with the owls, began in December 2021.
Vertical farm in Avondale promotes sustainability, technology, water conservation
It uses uses 99% less water than a traditional farm and grows seasonal produce year round – all without soil or anyone driving a tractor.
Hobbs wants to undo school voucher expansion
The Governor's budget proposal says the expansion is siphoning money from underfunded public schools and would cost $1.5 billion dollars over the next decade.
Sierra Vista swears in new mayor
A new Mayor Pro Tem was also sworn in.
New Tucson 80 year water master plan implements rainwater harvesting
The first draft is not expected until September this year.
The Buzz speaks with two newly-elected officials: Juan Ciscomani and Katie Hobbs
Both have been on the jobs for several days, but have been confronted by the politics of their new positions.
Recall petitions circulating for Cochise County supervisor
In order to trigger a recall, The Committee to Recall Tom Crosby has 120 days to gather 4,865 signatures.
City Council asks Attorney General Mayes to reconsider housing ordinance
The previous attorney general ruled that the city was found in violation of state law.
Scientists are taking a closer look at Saturn's moon Enceladus
The ice moon spouts geysers of water that could harbor basics for extraterrestrial life.
Buu Nygren sworn in as next Navajo Nation president
Nygren beat out incumbent President Jonathan Nez in the tribe's general election by about 3,500 votes.
Adelita Grijalva elected as first Latina Chair for Pima County Board of Supervisors
Prior, Grijalva served on the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board for 20 years.
Cochise Supervisors try to change leadership
Family concerns kept the change from going through.
Judge outlines fixes to poor health care in Arizona prisons
Judge Roslyn Silver outlined the changes she plans to impose on the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry to remedy its constitutional violations of prisoners’ rights.
Cochise County art programs get a boost
The Arizona Commission on the Arts awarded grants to a number of local organizations.
