Open primary goes back to court

Paul Johnson, Chairman of the Open Elections/Open Government initiative, talks about legal efforts to get the proposition on November's ballot.

Decisive primaries make for unpredictable November

Chris Herstam,  former gubernatorial Chief of Staff, and Bob Grossfeld, President and C-E-O of the Media Guys, talk about what Tuesday's primary election results mean for November.

Changing Arizona's Supreme Court

Governor Jan Brewer has three finalists to choose from to fill a vacancy on the state Supreme Court.

The effects of pay-to-play on high school sports

Experts take a look at the effects on families and students when high schools charge them to play sports.

What makes a protest successful?

Three experts discuss why people protest and how the successes of protests are measured.

More on SB 1070 and Open Elections Act

KJZZ’s Jude Joffe-Block explains the most controversial provision of SB 1070 and debates around the provision. Jim Small, editor at Arizona Capitol Times, explains why the Open Elections/Open Government Act didn’t get on the ballot.

U.S. Attorney on medical marijuana, politics

Judge John Leonardo has been the U.S. Attorney for Arizona since July.

Flake looking to Arizona’s open senate seat

Congressman Jeff Flake explains why he wants to be an Arizona Senator and which issues are most important to him.

Scorching summers and the Valley’s economy

Two experts weigh in on whether or not scorching summers affect the valley’s economy, and what can be done to attract more tourism.

Phoenix’s new police chief

Police Chief Daniel Garcia talks about his plans and the challenges he faces taking over the Phoenix Police Department.

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