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Boulder Basin at Lake Mead.

Feud Erupts Between Central Arizona Project, US States Over Colorado River

The states are accusing CAP of manipulating supply and demand of the water.
A new house.

Tucson Real Estate Figures Show Springtime Momentum

Numbers indicate strong seller's market continuing into summer

Death in Paradise Season 7 Episode 6

Jack and the team investigate the mysterious death of the leader of a spiritual retreat
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, left, in a file photo from the Department of Homeland Security. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, right, in a file photo from AZPM.

Gov. Ducey to Tour US-Mexico Border With Homeland Secretary

They plan to hold an afternoon press briefing on the deployment of the National Guard at the border.
Male peacock displaying, Los Angeles.

NATURE: Natural Born Rebels

This Nature miniseries highlights nature’s greatest rebels.

Frontline: Trafficked in America

Get the inside story of Guatemalan teens forced to work against their will in Ohio.

Governor's Office Gives Rosy Budget Forecast

Revenue growth is higher than originally expected.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors at a March 20, 2018 meeting.

Supervisors Approve Turning Green Valley Golf Course Into Park

130 acres will be donated to the county, which will spend $90,000 rehabilitating the golf course
A performance by the Arizona Repertory Singers

Arizona Repertory Singers Extempore, April 2018

AZPM's Andy Bade speaks with the conductor of the Arizona Repertory Singers, Elliot Jones.
The parking lot of Maloney's Tavern, the site of proposed commercial-use buildings.

Tucson City Council Approves 14-Story Building on 4th Ave

The project will demolish Maloney's Tavern adding housing units and retail businesses.
UA law students are getting real-world experience in Pascua Yaqui Tribal Court.

UA Law School Admissions Change Gains Traction Nationwide

The Bar Association is considering loosening testing requirements after UA used GRE scores to find students.
The lesser long-nosed bat.

Bat Key to Tequila Trade Gets Off US Endangered Species List

The announcement was good news to both wildlife conservationists and drinkers of tequila, as the bats are important pollinators of agave.
The U.S. Supreme Court building

SCOTUS Rejects Part of Law That Could Accelerate Some Deportations

Court said the law was vague about how to define violent crimes.
Eileen Klein started serving as ABOR president in 2013.

Ducey Appoints Outgoing Regents President as State Treasurer

Eileen Klein said she does not intend to run for a full term in the fall.
The west side of Old Main on the University of Arizona campus.

Ed Department Designates UA as Hispanic-Serving Institution

Federal agencies have extra funding earmarked for schools with the status.
Don Shooter drops his microphone after speaking on the floor of the Arizona House prior to a vote to expel him, Feb. 1, 2018.

Former Rep Don Shooter, Expelled for Harassment, Files $1.3M Claim

The claim says Shooter, who was expelled for sexual misconduct, was targeted by the governor's office over attempts to expose fraud.

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