Journalists’ year-end roundtable: Top news highlights

Dec. 13, 2024
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It’s Friday, and that means it’s time for another edition of Journalists’ Roundtable.

We were joined by journalists Laurie Roberts of “The Arizona Republic,” Howie Fischer of Capitol Media Services and Jeremy Duda of Axios Phoenix to discuss all the big news of 2024 and make predictions for what might make big news in 2025.

In this segment:

Laurie Roberts, "The Arizona Republic"
Howie Fischer, Capitol Media Services
Jeremy Duda, Axios Phoenix

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