Episode 62: Flood Risks in the Southwest
The science of superfloods.
Episode 61: Soft as a Rock: Tectonic Stretching of the Earth's Crust
Geological fieldwork is unlocking details of the creation of the Basin and Range Province in which Tucson sits.
Episode 60: Combating the "Silent Killer" of Women
The fight for early detection of ovarian cancer.
Episode 59: Increasingly Detailed Predictions of the Severity of Hurricane Seasons
Using climate-related processes to predict the severity of hurrican seasons.
Episode 58: Exploring the Outer Reaches of the Solar System
A new telescope named ALMA is providing researchers with never before seen observations the solar system.
'Hack Arizona' to Draw Hundreds of Young Innovators
36-hour event will attract students and sponsors.
Rights Groups Want Contempt of Court for Border Patrol
Plaintiffs say the agency turned over corrupted video files that can not be viewed.
Nine to Five
Three fed-up secretaries (Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton) turn the tables on their sexist boss. Saturday at 9 p.m. on PBS 6.
Gov. Ducey, Eyes on Trade, Traveling to Mexico
Arizona governor wants to keep the trade relationship strong.
Pima County Meetings Air Objections to Monsanto Site
The first of five took place in Oro Valley earlier this week, mostly serving as venue for opposition.
State Not Likely to Drop Gun Suit Against Tucson
The law barring destruction of seized weapons is not likely to change.
Local Leaders Applaud State of State, With Some Reservations
Gov. Doug Ducey travels to Southern Arizona to give his annual speech.
Mexico City Welcomes Phoenix Suns for Two NBA Games
Mayor hopes to attract more world-class sporting events.
Diagnosing the Divide
The 2016 U.S. presidential election was marked by unprecedented harshness, divisiveness and tension. What made it so different?
Dwarf Planet Ceres Up To 30 Percent Water, Study Says
The findings provide clues to how the dwarf planet was formed.
