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 This weekly roundtable news program provides deep discussion on the latest headlines from local, trusted, and experienced journalists from around Arizona. The Press Room is hosted by AZPM News Director David Lee.©2026 AZPM Politique et gouvernement
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    • Journalists remember the January 8, 2011 mass shooting

      Journalists remember the January 8, 2011 mass shooting
      Jan 8 2026
      15 years ago, a mass shooting in Tucson killed six and left 13 injured, including former Rep. Gabby Giffords. The shooting brought Tucson to the forefront of the national news. Local journalists who covered the shooting look back on that day, and the media coverage surrounding it. Plus, we sit down with a January 8 survivor to talk about how her life was forever changed 15 years ago.
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      27 min
    • Tucson Mayor Regina Romero gives her perspective on the year's top stories

      Tucson Mayor Regina Romero gives her perspective on the year's top stories
      Jan 2 2026
      The Press Room host Steve Goldstein sits down with Tucson Mayor Regina Romero for her perspectives on some of the biggest news stories in 2025 that will carry over into the new year: Tucson's Safe City's Initiative, immigration enforcement, the ongoing data center battle and more. Plus, we dive into affordability issues facing the state of Arizona and welcome a new face to The Press Room.
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      27 min
    • 2025 News Wrap-Up

      2025 News Wrap-Up
      Dec 26 2025
      2025 is coming to a close, and we've got a panel of journalists joining us on The Press Room to discuss Southern Arizona's big stories of the year. From community activism against big data to a new face in Congress with a familiar name, we wrap up the year with a lively discussion of the year's news, and a look ahead to 2026.
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      27 min
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