Seeing the tiniest objects in the human body
Nanotechnology is allowing scientists to go beyond the microscope to see the smallest structures.
Arizona’s reproductive rights reckoning: A year of historic change
AZPM News investigates Arizona’s shifting abortion laws, their impact on communities, and the political and legal battles shaping access to care.
New Tucson Airport signs warn travelers of Arizona’s extreme weather
Dust storms, flash floods, and extreme heat pose unique risks to people unfamiliar with the desert.
Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes two budget proposals as the state risks a possible shutdown
Hobbs' action came after House Republicans indicated that a budget negotiated by the Arizona state Senate and the Office of the Governor lacked the needed votes in that chamber.
A look at how Trump's big bill could change the US immigration system
The bill sets aside $46.5 billion for what the House Homeland Security Committee calls an "integrated border barrier system" along the U.S.-Mexico border and $45 billion to expand the network of immigrant detention facilities.
Movies in the Park
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Exploring the lives of the earliest humans
Neanderthals existed at the same time as Homo sapiens hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Feds approve first phase of long-awaited Phoenix-to-Tucson rail project
Project enters the phase to determine stations, costs and infrastructure needs.
Former Santa Cruz County treasurer receives 10 years for $38.7 million theft of public funds
Federal judge Tuesday sentenced Gutfahr to a decade in prison and nearly $52 million in restitution
Grantchester
SUNDAY at 8PM
Trump to rescind 'Roadless Rule' protecting 58 million acres of forest land
Environmentalists have already indicated they'll sue to prevent its reversal.
Arizona Illustrated
SUNDAY at 6:30PM
Ban on camping in washes, TEP's proposed 14% rate hike, and local No Kings protests
The Tucson City Council votes to ban camping in washes, a controversial new data center named "Project Blue," TEP's proposed 14% rate hike, southern Arizona's No Kings protests, and border wall construction. Plus, Larry Starks on Juneteenth.
Hollywood at Home: High Noon (1952)
SATURDAY at 7PM
The Press Room
FRIDAY at 8:30PM
