Journalists’ Roundtable 08-06-2021: DOJ investigates Phoenix PD, audit, school mask mandate

Aug. 6, 2021
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Time now for the journalists’ roundtable, for a look at the investigation on the Phoenix Police Department and the continuing fight between schools and the governor on COVID mitigation efforts, we welcome Jeremy Duda of the Arizona Mirror and Luige Del Puerto of Arizona Capitol Times

This week’s journalists’ roundtable covered:

  • DOJ investigates Phoenix Police Department
  • Schools Defy Ban on Mask Mandates
  • State Senate vs. Maricopa County
  • Senate Ordered to Turn Over Documents

 

In this segment:

Luige Del Puerto, Arizona Capitol Times; Jeremy Duda, Arizona Mirror

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