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Arizona Illustrated Episode 240

Tucson Saddletramps; Chiracahua National Monument; Generations of Jewelers; FTV: Tucson Tallow 1995

Dancing on the Edge: Episode 4

Learn why Louis doubts Julian’s story about his trip to Paris on the night Jessie was attacked. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6

The Patania Family has been a staple in Tucson since 1937 when Frank Pataina Sr. opened the Thunderbird Shop on Congress next to the Fox Theater.

Generations of Jewelers

The Patania Family has been a staple in Tucson since 1937.

Unusual rock formations in the Chiracahuas.

Chiricahua National Monument

Chiricahua National Monument south east of Tucson is an imposing landscape that encompasses nearly 12,000 acres and is home to various natural and historical attractions.

Mike Feder tells his story to the 'Failure' Night attendees. The evening's other speaker, Alok Appadurai, is seated to the left.

Local Entrepreneurs Learn From Failures

Event allows people to share business failures and what they took away from them.

The Art of Paying Attention: Bats

Author and wildlife illustrator Beth Surdut peers into the twilight world of the most famous creature of the night - the bat!

"The King of Sting" Talks Arizona Insects

Also on Arizona Spotlight: The future of "Right to Try" for the terminally ill; Tucson street names often stir debate; the swingin' nighlife of Arizona's bats.

Tucson College Joins Growing Group of For-Profit Colleges That Will Close

Third private college to announce Tucson closure this year.

DCI Banks: Buried

The body of a lawyer is washed up in an underground river and DCI Banks suspects a family member is responsible for her death.

Members of the Tucson Saddletramps compete in a bout.

Tucson Saddletramps

The Tucson Saddletramps are the best of the best of Tucson Roller Derby

Arizona Races Getting National Attention

National Republicans and Democrats are turning their attention to Southern Arizona

Ectomycorrhizal fungi (the mushrooms connected to the roots of the tree) increase the uptake of nitrogen by the plant, even when that nutrient is scarce in soils. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (associated with the grass roots on the left) do not provide that advantage to their host.

Fungus Helps Plants Soak Up Carbon Dioxide

Flagstaff ecologist's work shows plants can thrive without nitrogen

David Sbarra, associate professor & director of clinical training at the University of Arizona Department of Psychology, and Mary-Frances O’Connor, Assistant Professor at the University of Arizona Department of Psychology, discuss how the impact of mental illness can reach well beyond the mind.

UA Alzheimer's Research Looks at Aging Female Brain

Scientist considers reproductive milestones as triggers

The Tucson Tallow building, from 1995.

From the Vault: Tucson Tallow 1995

Tucson Tallow 1995

Hopi Katsina friend.

Legislation Would Stiffen Penalty For Export Of Sacred Native American Artifacts

Congressional action could double jail time for trafficking offenses.

Caleb Stewart, a third year student at the University of Arizona

Racial Divide in Country Inspires UA Student to Act

A multi-racial group organizing a human rights rally on the UA campus.

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