Journalists’ Roundtable: 8-13-21: School Mask Mandate, Phoenix Police Target of Report, Lawsuit Tied to Senate Ballot Recount

Aug. 13, 2021

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Time now for the Journalists’ Roundtable. And for a look at another very busy week in the news, we welcome Howie Fischer of Capitol Media Services and Laurie Roberts of The Arizona Republic.

This week’s Journalists’ Roundtable covered:

  • School Mask Mandates
  • Lawmakers Threaten School Districts
  • Phoenix Police Target of Report
  • Lawsuit Tied to Senate Ballot Recount
  • Navarrete Resigns

In this segment:

Howie Fischer, Capitol Media Services
Laurie Roberts, The Arizona Republic

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