Arizona Spotlight for July 10, 2015
A community finds common ground in a local park; Sun Sounds of Arizona reads print media for those who can't; author Janni Lee Simner talks about creating fantasy fiction; unusual style of yoga offers "Authentic Movement".
POV: Web Junkie
Follow the treatment of Chinese teenagers—obsessive gamers who prefer the virtual to the real world. MOnday at 10 p.m. on PBS 6.
Making Solar Work For Tucson
Storing solar power could reduce emssions, smooth out grid issues
Dusty Tuckness
Riding a 2000-pound-bull that wants you off his back is an unpredictable endeavor.
New Horizons Spacecraft Closes In On Pluto
Unmanned probe's closest encounter with dwarf planet expected Tuesday
Masterpiece: Poldark, Part 4
See why Demelza has to adapt to a new way of life. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
Can Child Molesting Suspect Question Accusers?
Prosecutors say former Minutemen leader will further traumatize young witnesses.
TEP Seeks Renewables Program Change For 2016
Utility wants to increase residential solar program, increase surcharge
Last Tango in Halifax Season 3, Episode 3
Follow Celia as she builds bridges with Alan and stands by Caroline’s side. Sunday at 7 p.m. on PBS 6.
From the Vault: Broadway Corridor 1987
Broadway Corridor 1987
Bisbee Buildings
Touring Bisbee with Tucson architect Bob Vint
Quest for Water Takes Northern Arizona City to New Depths
Williams brings in drilling company to go three times deeper than its neighbors.
West Side Baseball Family Fights to Improve Park
Joaquin Murrieta Park was born from community activists, now a new generation is standing up for their fields
Sheriff's Resignation Accepted; Replacement Named
Dupnik to depart after 35 years in office; Chief Deputy Chris Nanos will complete his term.
Appeals Court Upholds Most of Law Banning Ethnic Studies
Ruling goes against advocates of TUSD's now-banned Mexican American Studies program.
