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The Bureau of Land Management used prescribed burns across many of its properties for habitat improvement and to reduce the risk of severe wildfires.

Arizona to receive $61 million towards wildfire prevention, repairs

The funds are part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed last year.
Allie Young, the founder of Protect the Sacred, leads voters to the polls within the Navajo Nation on Election Day 2020.

A survey for and by Indigenous peoples is asking for Native Americans to share their political priorities

The deadline for the Indigenous Futures Survey is March 1.
Nova: Ancient Maya Metropolis

NOVA: Ancient Maya Metropolis

WEDNESDAY at 9
Supporters of Amber Ortega hold signs of support during a rally across the street from the federal courthouse in downtown Tucson on Nov. 23, 2021.

Indigenous woman arrested for blocking wall construction back in court

Amber Ortega is asking a federal judge to reconsider whether she can use a religious freedom law as her defense.
Mary Berry (right) visits Goodwood House, home to the March family and a long line of innovators.

Mary Berry's Country House Secrets: Goodwood House

MONDAY at 10
Pima County COVID-19 testing at the Kino Events Center, July 13.

Pima County adds testing site to meet surge

Board of supervisors also okays 5-year test supply.

Watch Live: Biden Holds First Formal Press Conference Of 2022

Wednesday at 2pm

Rescuing Cacti

The Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society has one mission-- to save and protect cacti and other succulents.
A large fishing boat in the Sea of Cortez.

U.S. puts restrictions on Mexican boats over illegal fishing

Environmental groups have applauded the move, calling it a “clear message” to Mexican leaders that they must improve enforcement of fishing practices.
File image of a U.S. flag at the Capitol.

Townsend announces bid for congressional seat in Southern Arizona

The district takes in parts of Tucson and leans Republican.
A sprawling swath of the West is in drought, with more than 20 years of dryness in the Colorado River basin. Researchers say nearly every indicator of drought is heading in the wrong direction.

Could we — should we — build a desalination plant?

Even with money in the budget and the ocean so close, water could still be far away.
Ibrahim Koma (PASSEPARTOUT), David Tennant (PHILEAS FOGG) and Leonie Benesch (ABIGAIL “FIX” FORTESCUE)

Around the World in Eighty Days: Episode Four

SUNDAY AT 8
Better understanding the motivations of top-dollar donors.

Here's how much money candidates for governor have raised and spent so far

Leading candidates spent more than $5 million before 2022 even began.
Since the year 2000, the Pima County Medical Examiner has received nearly 4,000 sets of human remains from people who died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border into Arizona. Here, a cross marking the place where a man in his 30s died in 2009 lays a few hundred yards from one of the water stations the nonprofit Humane Borders sets out for migrants crossing the desert.

Arizona data shows another deadly year for migrants along the border

More than 220 sets of remains were recovered in counties around the state last year, according to a count by the Arizona advocacy group Humane Borders.
Hollywood at Home: The Girl with a Pearl Earring

Girl with a Pearl Earring

SATURDAY at 8
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey speaks to members of the media Oct. 4, 2017 on the University of Arizona campus.

Gov. Ducey proposes $14.25 billion state budget

Plan calls for earned income tax credit and socking an additional $425 million in the state's rain day fund.

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