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University of Arizona biology professor Brian Enquist is investigating how changes in global temperature will affect our forests.

Episode 203: Predicting how forests will respond to climate change

Investigating how changes in global temperature will affect our forest.

Arizona Illustrated Episode 606

The SkyCenter; A Date with Douglas; Digging for the Root; Far Afield: Feverfew
Tucson City Hall

City Council candidates explain their vision for Tucson

Candidates from the three parties discuss what direction they would like to take Tucson.
Image titled "La conquista del Colorado," by Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau, depicts 16th century Spanish conquistadors in the Grand Canyon.

A New Mexico icon, Spanish conquistador faces attacks

A new generation of activists criticize the use of the figure because of its connection to colonialism and genocide.
Archive Tucson is a project of the University of Arizona Libraries' Special Collections to preserve the stories of our neighbors in Tucson and Southern Arizona.

Archive Tucson: Growing up next to the university

Georgiana Boyer talks creepy taxidermy and more, sharing stories from her childhood in the '30s and '40s.
Sheila E and Snoop Dogg

Great Performances: GRAMMY Salute to Music Legeds

Enjoy a star-studded concert including Garth Brooks, Parliament Funkadelic, and Dionne Warwick.
Nature: Undercover in the Jungle

Nature: Undercover in the Jungle

WEDNESDAY at 8
A sign indicating a polling place near Fourth Avenue in Tucson, Election Day, Nov. 7, 2018.

Ballots are on their way to voters in Tucson

Tucsonans will choose a new mayor and vote on a sanctuary city initiative.
Author and gender non-conforming activist Jacob Tobia.

"Everyone has a coming-of-gender story." - Jacob Tobia

Also on Arizona Spotlight: Tucson Modernism Week honors the legacy of architect Judith Chafee; and three films that expose realities of the immigrant experience.
Art Car World is a museum that exhibits decorated vehicles from different places and artists.

Douglas is turning to tourism for an economic boost

The city is conducting tours twice a month in the community.
The Welcome Broadway development project envisions a mixed-use, public market-style space.

Market-style development could threaten historic buildings on Broadway

A group is calling for two buildings to be designated historic landmarks to protect them amid development.
The Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center says people should stop using e-cigarettes while an investigation into respiratory illnesses continues.

Tucson to discuss tougher tobacco ordinance after failed effort with county

The city-only version comes three weeks after county supervisors killed a cooperative plan to raise the smoking age.
Melissa McCarthy and Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Finding Your Roots: Off the Farm

TUESDAY at 8
Today’s recycling movement was fueled by a bizarre 1987 news story about a barge of New York City garbage that no one wanted

Retro Report on PBS: Episode Three

Dig into bystander behavior, a Navy scandal, psychedelic drugs, wayward trash barge, zany theories.

Execution of Navajo man put on hold

Attorneys asked for the stay to investigate potential racial bias by the jury that heard the case.
File image of a Border Patrol agent using binoculars to surveil an area just north of Arizona's border with Mexico.

Border apprehensions drop as immigration crackdown continues

Numbers traditionally decline in hot months and rebound when weather cools, though officials say enforcement strategies have led to results.

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