Farewell to Full Service
The A&M Shell Service Station on East Speedway has been owned by Arnold Mendez since 1965 and is one of the only full-service stations that still exists in Tucson.
Steward Observatory Turns 100
This year, the iconic Steward Observatory dome on the University of Arizona campus celebrated its 100th birthday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorating its original dedication in 1923.
Muheim House
Built between 1898 and 1900 in the historic town of Bisbee, the Muheim House is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Camp Naco
Former Buffalo Soldier camp near Bisbee honors the past while making plans for the future.
Alva Torres Plaza
Dedicated in honor of Alva Bustamante Torres, a fourth generation Tucsonan and community activist who fought to preserve important sites during Tucson’s Urban Renewal of the 1960s & 70s.
Fossil Collection
The Desert Laboratory's Vertebrate Paleontology Collection houses over 20,000 fossils, many of them from right here in the Sonoran Desert.
Behind the Scenes of Children of the Holocaust: Stories of Survival
A special look into the making of AZPM's original, multi-platform production.
Borderlands Brewers
We follow Ayla Kapahi and Savanna Saldate of Borderlands Brewing Co. as they show off their craft and remind us what we should know about the history of beer.
Copper Queen Library
The oldest continuously operating library in Arizona is described as a community treasure that is receiving national recognition.
El Charro Café Turns 100 Years Old
The iconic restaurant is a telling of Tucson’s culinary history that has captured acclaim from all over the world.
A Cornerstone in Tombstone
St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Tombstone occupies the oldest Protestant church building in Arizona
Favorite Places: Pima County Historic Courthouse
History comes to life in an iconic building that was designed in 1928 and continues to serve the community.
Settling in Flagstaff
The story of the first Chinese-American family to reside in Flagstaff, Arizona.
William “Curly” and Annie Neal
The journey of William “Curly” and Annie Neal as pioneers, entrepreneurs, and in 1895 the first Black owners of luxury resort in Arizona.
Protest Reflections
Looking back on the protests following the death of George Floyd. (7:07)
