Cronkite News: April 12, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on the end of the Arizona House's floor ban of reporters refusing to submit to background checks.
Cronkite News: April 11, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News includes a look at how Arizona officials are trying to address the long voting lines issue from the March 22 presidential preference election.
Cronkite News Refresh: April 8, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News is our weekly refresh show, which highlights the top stories of the week on social media.
Cronkite News: April 7, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News covers how Arizona Speaker of the House David Gowan removed media from the floor of the House when the press refuses to undergo background checks.
Cronkite News: April 6, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on protests and anger at the State Capitol over anti-immigrant legislation.
Cronkite News: April 5, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News looks at the possible impact of the Wisconsin primary on the presidential election, and how local officials reacted to Donald Trump plan to have Mexico pay for a border wall.
Cronkite News: April 4, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News includes a look at the election results verification in Arizona and how meth abuse and illegal trafficking remain a persistent threat across the state.
Cronkite News: April 1, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News is our weekly refresh show, which highlights the top stories of the week on social media.
Cronkite News: March 31, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on another possible flu epidemic, and the recovery efforts for a lost mountain lion.
Cronkite News: March 30, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on healthcare for inmates and childhood homelessness.
Cronkite News: March 29, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on the first case of Zika virus in Arizona, a protest against the Arizona Department of Child Services protest and a famous baseball card collection.
Cronkite News: March 28, 2016
This edition of Cronkite News focuses on the shooting at the U.S. Capitol and how government officials are addressing the long polling lines during last week's election.
