Journalists’ Roundtable: School voucher study, abortion ban and more

May 10, 2024

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On this week’s Journalists’ Roundtable, we were joined by panelists Camryn Sanchez from KJZZ, Howie Fischer of Capitol Media Services, and Jim Small from Arizona Mirror as they delve into the pressing stories shaping our community and beyond.

This week’s Journalists’ Roundtable covered:

  • Study on school vouchers
  • Senator Anthony Kern banned from Senate Broadcast Studio
  • Housing bills advance
  • Abortion foes want 1864 ban enforced

In this segment:

Camryn Sanchez, KJZZ
Howie Fischer, Capitol Media Services
Jim Small, Arizona Mirror

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