Sheriff: Cartels Forcing Migrants to Traffic Drugs
Armed drug smugglers are using threats and intimidation against unwilling migrants.
Arizona Theatre Company Warns of Financial Crisis
Professional arts group says it must raise $2 million by Friday.
Supreme Court Abortion Ruling Doesn’t Affect Arizona, Yet
5-3 decision strikes down Texas anti-abortion law; Arizonans evaluating impact.
Arizona Students Improve Test Scores, But Most Still Fail
Statewide results of AzMerit released Monday; individual outcomes still to come.
Four Missing Family Members Hiking on Mt. Lemmon Located
Sheriff's spokeswoman says they appear safe; rescue workers trying to reach them.
Union Official: Tucson Border Patrol Polygraph Use Flawed
Union says recruits being subjected to 'judge, jury executioner' treatment.
SuperNature: Wild Flyers
Explore the wonder and science of one of nature’s greatest innovations — the power of flight. Wednesday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Frontline: Policing the Police
Step inside the Newark Police Department — one of many troubled forces ordered to reform. Tuesday at 10 p.m. on PBS 6.
The Greeks: The Good Strife
Watch as the rising civilization and all that it promises face its gravest tests. Tuesday at 9 p.m. on PBS 6.
A Mountain 100 Years
The “A” on Sentinel Peak holds a special place for many people- 100 years after its completion.
Desert Heat: Deaths, Rescuers and Ways to Stay Safe
4 people die in record 115-degree heat; how do Tucsonans cope?
Issues with Accreditor May Put Tucson Schools in Limbo
Students face loss of financial aid if they aren't overseen by approved agency.
Four Rescued from Rain-Swollen Wash in Tucson; No One Injured
Monsoon under way; caution urged in traversing flooded roadways.
Episode 97: Heat Deaths Point Up Summer Desert Danger
Weathered Tucsonans and visitors alike told to heed warnings, take precautions.
Proposition 123 Payments to Schools May Start This Week
First installment, at $260M, approved by voters in May special election.
