Court upholds ruling against state prisons for poor inmate health care
The court characterized the Department of Corrections as "deliberately indifferent" to inmate health care.
What Arizona’s opioid prescription guidelines mean for physicians
An expert says old prescribing habits are hard to change, but that there has been a noticeable shift.
Thousands of calls placed to Arizona’s opioid help hotline
Officials say the line has helped thousands since its launch and has also saved lives.
Pima County sees growing demand for affordable housing
A county official discusses factors that contribute to a lack of access.
Economic impacts from Arizona’s $12 minimum wage
UA Eller College of Management economist Juan Pantano weighs in on its effect.
Teacher shortages, minimum wage increase straining school districts
A discussion with Pima County Schools Superintendent Dustin Williams.
Study: Four Corners drought intensified by human-induced warming
A researcher said the drought showed what climate change is like "in the here and now."
Education funding, minimum wage increase, affordable housing
Plus, how Arizona's opioid help hotline is helping prevent overdoses.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 618
I Love You, Bye; Taco Sauce; 28 days of Black History
Vienna Blood: Episode Four
A murder investigation draws Max and Oskar into the sphere of nationalistic groups.
More concern, outrage over border wall's impact on sensitive desert lands
A recently bulldozed strip of desert has sparked another wave of criticism over the construction of President Trump's border wall.
Young activists press for action on climate change
Inexperience and age aren't stopping young people in Arizona and around the world from demanding action.
Episode 218: How extraterrestrial life could affect us on Earth
How finding extraterrestrial life will change the way we live on Earth.
Arizona Education Department release unwittingly reveals student data
The release revealed personal info of ESA students, but also drew attention to some account balances raising eyebrows among critics of the program.
Presidential task force on missing Native Americans charts path
The group is tasked with finding ways to respond to what has been an epidemic in Indian Country.
