Senate Debates Come to AZPM
Arizona Public Media is the home for GOP and Democratic US Senate Debates
All Politics is Local
When does a local issue begin to matter in a national election? The experts say as soon as the media spotlights the issue.
RTA puts plans on hold to assume Sun Tran.
Agreement with the City of Tucson hits a roadblock.
Bodies... The Exhibit: Anatomy Lab for the Masses
Plastination process used for Bodies exhibit is employed by anatomy lab at University of Arizona.
Commercial Real Estate bottoms out, follows national trend.
Empty storefronts line Tucson's most traveled corridors, but experts believe recovery is coming.
Political Focus - Brewer White House Dustup
Governor Jan Brewer is angry with the White House about how she learned that Arizona is being sued over SB 1070
Refugees in Tucson: Lives as Immigrants Contribute to Our Community.
The International Rescue Committee responds to the world’s worst crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives.
"Beat the Peak" Water Conservation Program Underway
Tucson Water has kicked of its annual "Beat the Peak" water conservation campaign, but the message for 2010 goes beyond the typical focus of reducing summertime water use.
Solar Energy and Water Concerns
Solar energy is a natural for Arizona, but is there a drawback? Some people say generating power from the sun can use too much water and Arizona can't afford that.
Serendipity of Place and Sound
Brian Lopez, a Tucson musician, has developed a sound defined by culture and friendships.
TUSD Mergers
TUSD budget woes lead to school closures and mergers. TUSD had a building spree to accomodate the baby boomers. And the boom echo kept those schools humming.
Group calls for City Charter Changes
Spearheading the changes is the Southern Arizona Leadership Council, which is pushing the Tucson City Council to put the charter changes on this November's ballot.
South Tucson
It took a broken sewer line along South Sixth Avenue to unite the citizens of the City of South Tucson.UA/ASU Medical School Split
Three years ago, the University of Arizona and Arizona State University partnered to open a new medical school in Phoenix. But now, as the school is getting ready to break ground on a new building ASU has decided to back out of the partnership.
Custom Bootmaker Sees Business Decline
South Tucson entrepreneur hanging on 73 years later
