Episode 255: The role of telemedicine in investigating the COVID-19 pandemic
Telemedicine is proving essential for medical scientists solving the riddle of the coronavirus.
Security change at Tucson early voting sites
Tucson Police officers will no longer be stationed at early voting sites.
Judge denies early voting site within Pascua Yaqui tribal lands
The tribe sued Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez last week in effort to reinstate the site her office closed in 2018.
UA professor developing insects as food to address 2050 protein shortage
The global population will reach an estimated 10 billion people by then.
Months into pandemic, food bank says demand remains high
A discussion with the CEO of the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.
Gauging Arizona’s participation in the 2020 census
The state attempted to boost participation in traditionally undercounted communities.
OSIRIS-REx’s asteroid tag historic moment for NASA
The mission's principal investigator discusses the next steps.
How Trump’s message lands with some Latino voters
The president's reelection campaign has strong support from the owners of one Catalina restaurant.
Latino Trump supporters, 2020 census participation, edible insects
Plus, the UA-led OSIRIS-REx mission marks another milestone.
Arizona, US unemployment headed in opposite directions
Pandemic unemployment claims push state numbers higher.
Exploring the myth of monolithic voting blocs
Campaigns often target voting "blocs" based on gender, religion and race, despite these groups being politically diverse.
News roundup: Final presidential debate, OSIRIS-REx mission shows signs of success
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Oct. 22.
Mission Library renamed in honor of Richard Elías
The longtime Pima County supervisor died in March.
Do political debates still have value?
A UA expert on civil discourse insists voters have the final say.
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