The Buzz: How the online world has changed campaign finance
A look at how the internet has changed how money comes into and flows out of politics.
Fact Check Arizona: Ep. 3 The Border in the Governor's Race
Lake and Hobbs' plans for border security and immigration vary widely.
Fact Check Arizona: Ep. 2 Examining the allegations made by schools superintendent candidates
Both candidates have attacked the other over certain claims. Here's a look at how true they are.
The Buzz: A look at election integrity as Nov. 8 draws near
Why do claims that the last election was persist and what's being done to counter them?
Fact Check Arizona: Ep. 1 Mark Finchem's claims of voter fraud
The Tucson legislator and Arizona Secretary of State candidate has been persistent in his claims of election fraud, despite multiple audits
The Buzz: Dealing with Arizona's PFAS problem
Why are the chemical class also known as forever chemicals so dangerous, and what's being done to fix the problem?
Work begins on 3-year I-17 construction project
New lanes and switchable lanes coming north of Phoenix-area
The Buzz: How Arizona's lack of school mental health staff affects students
Arizona has some of the worst student-to-mental-health-professional ratios in the US.
As it recruits, Tucson Police look to diversify its force
A recent event showcases effort to double the number of female officers by 2030.
The Buzz: Law enforcement recruiting and shortages in Southern Arizona
How are law enforcement agencies being hit by a shortage of staff and what are they doing to fill open positions with diverse staff?
The Buzz: A strong monsoon brings road closures and floods
Why does some infrastructure get overwhelmed by above-average summer rain?
Pima County employees to receive time off for Juneteenth commemoration
County supervisors vote to add paid time off, but employees have choice in when to take it.
The Buzz: How the short-term rental market is changing in Arizona
The state's hold on regulations has loosened, but some municipalities want more control.
Aerial spraying to combat buffelgrass coming to Saguaro NP Wednesday
Aerial spray will target areas of high spread, while other treatments continue to be used in less affected areas.
The Buzz: How will more Colorado River water cuts affect Southern Arizona?
Tucson's rights means municipal users aren't likely to feel the pinch, but the same can't be said for agriculture.
