Link Between Depression, Dementia To Be Studied
Among those with dementia, 15%-45% also diagnosed with depression.
Dry End Bringing a Close to Above-Average Monsoon
Months that proceeded a record-breaking July have brought below-average rain.
Invisibility and Resistance
The Tucson Jewish History Museum exhibit focuses on contemporary human rights issues.
Arizona Public Lands Less Likely to Burn in Wildfires Than Many Western States
Federal and state public land has similar percentage of acreage deemed at "high risk" of burning.
The Epidemic
The opioid epidemic has left communities across the country reeling, and it hasn’t spared Arizona.
Patagonia Lake State Park
The park is considered “an oasis in the desert” by many of its supporters.
The Vital Role of Volunteers: One Couple's Perspective
"Work doesn't bother us."
Tucson Responds to Help Mexico's Earthquake Survivors
Nonperishable items being collected by Arizona Mexico Commission
Episode 156: Working To Keep Teens Out of Lockup
Also, upgrades to wastewater facilities, an Oro Valley tax to develop a park, and the Kino Sports Complex.
Episode 334: DACA Application Deadline Approaches
The Mexican Consulate in Tucson is offering legal help to 'Dreamers' in Southern Arizona.
Visit Tucson Estimates it Had $213 Million Impact in 2016
Report by the tourism office measured only directly attributable travel to the area.
Documentary Follows Andy Warhol Sculpture from Family Living Room to $3 Million Dollar Auction
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Why many Arizona missing persons cases may be getting a new look; Meet the woman behind the voice of Tucson's transit system; Two volunteers who help keep Arizona's parks & trails in shape.
Episode 98: Beyond “Patient Zero”
Exploring the Origins of HIV / AIDS
UA Lab Keeps Shrimp Industry Swimming Along
Researchers test and certify seafood for commercial farmers.
Some Employers Refusing to Pay Undocumented Workers
Federal officials say they will sue employers that don't pay workers, regardless of immigration status.
