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Art and Justice: Alfred Quiroz

Following his active duty service, Alfred Quiroz used his G.I. Bill to begin pursuing what became a lifelong career as an artist and art educator.

Act One: VR Field Trip

Act One brings virtual reality field trips to the classroom, libraries, senior living facilities, and more.

NOVA: Secrets Of The Forest

MONDAY at 8PM

Call the Midwife

SUNDAY at 7PM

Hollywood at Home: Enchanted April (1992)

SATURDAY at 7PM
The Press Room airs Fridays at 8:30 p.m. on PBS 6, simulcast on NPR 89.1 and azpm.org.

The Press Room

FRIDAY at 8:30PM

Finding Your Roots

THURSDAY at 9PM
Border barriers in the Sierra Vista District of the Coronado National Forest on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023. Emily Burns, program director for the Sky Island Alliance says the state government opted not to place shipping containers in this specific area.

Environmental group says government shared plan for border barrier in critical wildlife passage

They say the area is the last unwalled major biodiversity hotspot in the border region.

Trump plans order to cut funding for NPR and PBS

President Trump is expected to propose rescinding $1.1 billion — two years worth of funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Pima County Supervisors Matt Heinz, Jennifer Allen, and Rex Scott pose with new Supervisor Andrés Cano [second from left] after he was sworn in for the District 5 seat on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

Andrés Cano appointed to District 5 seat

The former state representative was sworn in at the April 15 Pima County Board of Supervisors meeting.
A sign in front of Fondomonte's 10,000 acre farm in La Paz County shows that, as of July 2024, the company is hiring.

Fondomonte asks that AZ AG's lawsuit be dropped in court filing

The Saudi-backed alfalfa farm's answer to a civil complaint seeks an end to the suit and legal fees.
A black bear is caught on camera in the Navajo Nation. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is funding a $100,000 grant to research human-bear interactions on the Navajo Nation.

Blending science and spirit: Navajo PhD student studies black bears with cultural reverence

University of Arizona PhD student Deandra Jones researches black bears in the Navajo Nation, combining traditional knowledge and science to guide respectful coexistence.
The American Flag flies prominently with the sun behind it.

Is it 'Made in USA'? The answer can be complicated

Intricate trade rules and far-flung manufacturing networks can mean the country-of-origin stamp may tell only part of the story.

The Future of Nature

WEDNESDAY at 10PM
Classical 90.5 host Andy Bade spoke with Dr. Elizabeth Schauer and doctoral students Meg Palermo and Keenan Dolan about their contributions to a new book on Choral Repertoire by Women Composers.

Dr. Elizabeth Schauer Extempore

Classical 90.5 host Andy Bade spoke with Dr. Elizabeth Schauer and doctoral students Meg Palermo and Keenan Dolan.
Andrea Kelly, a reporter with Arizona Public Media, talks about the results of the November 5th Tucson election, including city council races and ballot measures.

Tucson City Council’s Richard Fimbres announces retirement

A new council member will be appointed to serve until November.

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