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Midsomer Murders Season 13: Fit for Murder

Joyce talks Barnaby into enrolling in a spa, but the bodies start to pile up when he's there.

Image released by the DEA in September 2018 of blue pills the agency says are fentanyl disguised as oxycodone.

Deadly Blue 'Mexican Oxy' Pills Take Toll on US Southwest

The pills are part of a flood of illicit fentanyl smuggled into the U.S. by the Sinaloa cartel.

Lake Powell on the Utah-Arizona border continues to drop as snowpack declines throughout the southwestern U.S. The narrow passageway shown here in September 2018 has been rendered unusable as water levels drop.

Experts: Southwestern US Sees Some Drought Relief

Though climate scientists warn recent moisture isn't enough to relieve worries over the long-term water supply.

A child and a man await processing by border agents as part of a group seeking asylum in the Yuma Sector, December 2018.

Trump Administration Sued Over Shift in Asylum Policy

The lawsuit says the policy puts the migrants in danger and hampers their ability to prepare their cases.

Doc Martin Season 8: All My Trials

Martin stops practicing the week before his hearing, but patients continue to solicit his advice.

Bisbee Science Lab

Educators behind the new facility hope it will offer informal and fun learning experiences for rural students.

A boy in San Luis, Mexico looks through the fencing and concertina wire that separates San Luis, Mexico and San Luis, Arizona, December 2018.

DOJ Numbers Clash With Trump Claims On Asylum Hearings

President says only 2 percent show up for asylum hearings. The Justice Department says 80 percent do.

An e-scooter left beside a trail in a park in the Washington, D.C., area.

Bill Sorting Out Definitions of E-Scooters Takes Step Forward

The bill provides statewide definitions of electric standup scooters and electric miniature scooters.

The 2019 UA Science Lecture Series, Searching for Certainty, explores the debates and discoveries, from scientists across disciplines, that are shaping science today.

Episode 169: Investigating the Mind-Body Dialogue

Everyone knows our brain controls our body, but how does our body influence our brain?

UA Softball Opening its Season in Renovated Facility

The stadium features new seating and more comfortable viewing for fans.

Binge PBS Thrillers on AZPM Passport

Spend Valentine's weekend on the edge of your seat with a great collection of thrillers on AZPM Passport.

Tucson Police Chief Chris Magnus on March 31 announces that the remains of Isabel Celis have been found. Celis was 6 years old April 21, 2012, when she was reported missing.

Border Wall Isn't High On Our Priority List, Arizona Police Chief Says

NPR Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep talks to Tucson police chief Chris Magnus about border security.

Tucson's Fire Station Nine, Built in 1966, will be replaced with a new station in the first major project to grow out of a half-cent sale increase approved by city voters in 2017.

'Tucson Delivers' New Fire Station

A 53-year-old building will be replaced using funds raised through a sales tax hike.

Chris Jackson, Rosanna D'Arienzo and Berardino Bocchino collecting gases from Vesuvius crater.

NOVA : The Next Pompeii

In the shadow of Vesuvius and Pompeii, a lesser-known volcano puts the city of Naples at risk.

Scientist Dr. Jeffrey Marlow takes samples with the bubbling lava lake of Marum, Vanuatu behind him.

Nature: Living Volcanoes

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Sammy Davis, Jr. kicks it up in a photo from the documentary Sammy Davis, Jr.: I've Gotta Be Me."

American Masters: Sammy Davis, Jr.: I’ve Gotta Be Me

Explore the entertainer’s vast talent and journey for identity through the shifting tides of civil rights and racial progress during 20th-century America.

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