The Buzz: Looking back on 2022
Newsworthy interviews and topics that we addressed this year.
UA Men's Basketball avoids harshest sanctions for NCAA violations
Imposed penalties do not go much beyond those the program self-imposed
Court of appeals listens to arguments over abortion access in Arizona
The three-judge panel did not indicate when their decision would be released.
The Buzz: Working to Lower Homelessness in Southern Arizona
Latest efforts have gained traction while also talking about crime reduction
UArizona Health Sciences receives grant to study PFAS mitigation in firefighters' blood
Arizona Board of Regents grant will further an Australian study that could minimize forever chemicals' impact on health.
The Buzz: UA students talk about the events leading to their professor's death
Three students detail months of harassment and threats that were reported, but they feel received inadequate response.
Fact Check AZ: Ep. 5 The Race for Senate and Pulling to the Middle
Why would Blake Masters make major changes in the policy portion of his website? Is he alone in doing so?
The Buzz: Latino voters are not a voting block
Plus, a check-in with elections officials as the midterm approaches.
Fox Theatre/Rio Nuevo deal helps pave the way for expansion
The revitalization district is selling the property for $100 and offering matching funds for the project.
Language change to Catalina Foothills School District policy reinforces parental rights
The change comes after state lawmakers passed legislation saying that parents may sue governmental entities for infringing on their right to direct their child’s upbringing.
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?
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 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.
The Buzz heads back to school
With classes back in session, we speak to educators about the coming school year.
