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AZPM will have wide-ranging, on-the-ground coverage from across southern Arizona all day long, plus the results as they come in.
Live results, debates, voter guides, and news coverage of Arizona's midterm election.
Local Headlines
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The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold an open meeting for the rate case on November 17.
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The wrongful death lawsuit alleges the City of Tucson failed to address longstanding pedestrian safety concerns at the intersection where the students were struck.
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The midterm elections are here – and unfortunately, so is New World screwworm.
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An emotional meeting between Dunham elementary families and district officials previews the hardship that could result from potential TUSD school closures.
National News from NPR
AZPM News Daily
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Evacuations and rescues after a weekend of heavy flooding; a flood of ballots rolls into election centers; Tucson Modernism Week kicks off; and more...
The Press Room
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What issues are influencing Gen Z voters at the polls this election season? What challenges are young reporters facing as they enter the ever-evolving world of journalism?
From the AZPM Education Desk
More from AZPM News
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Thousands of miles away, journalists in Germany are following the political shifts taking place in Arizona, where Latino voters could play an important role in the midterm elections.
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As the midterm election approaches, the debate over data centers is reshaping politics, locally and nationally.
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Officials confirmed Wednesday that Arizona's first case of New World screwworm was foundconfirmed in a dog in Cochise County.
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Proposition 421 would renew TEP’s 25-year franchise agreement with the city, including a $64 million investment towards climate projects.
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AZPM spoke to labor rights icon Dolores Huerta when she visited Tucson's Sunnyside High School in 2011.
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From the Tohono O’odham Nation to Nogales, border wall construction is encroaching. But even if the midterms yield a blue wave, reversing Trump’s progress could be a challenge for Democrats.
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Dolores Huerta, who co-founded the United Farm Workers union to improve working conditions in the nation's fruit and vegetable fields and coined the phrase “Sí, se puede!” that became a widespread rallying cry, has died.
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Southern Arizona Reptile Rescue & Education receives about 20 tortoises a month, many abandoned as they grow too large for their owners to care for.
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The award comes as the Energy Department’s assistant secretary visits the Freeport-McMoRan Sierrita Mine in southern Arizona on Monday.
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Hundreds of people helped turn simple lines and curves into a future typeface designed to reflect the city’s culture and community at a special exhibit during Tucson Meet Yourself.