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Break from Smoking

Smokers have many options to try to kick the habit.
The last Friday Roundtable of the year.

Arizona Illustrated's Final Friday Roundtable

The Friday Roundtable on Arizona Illustrated comes to an end as local journalists discuss the year's top stories
The first memorial erected in honor of the three scouts is at Josephine Saddle, halfway between the Madera Canyon Lodge and the summit of Mt. Baldy.

Exploring the story behind the deaths of three Boy Scouts near Tucson in 1958

Tucson author Cathy Hufault recounts the tragedy that sparked the largest search for missing persons in Arizona history
US-Mexico border

Border Patrol Agent's Death Rekindles Immigration Issue

PBS NewsHour talks to Christopher Conover and Michel Marizco about the state of border security
Stuart Love shows one of the letters he and other Operation Santa volunteers have answered.

Letter Carriers Mount Operation Santa

Volunteers answer children's wishes
Ann-Eve Pederson, from the Arizona Education Network, explains school tax credits.

Bringing School Spending Up to Speed

Arizona Education Network encourages taxpayers to donate to local schools

Majoring in Marijuana

Trade school in California offers an education in marijuana--and enrollment is growing
Border Patrol and Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office vehicles blockade the entrance to a dirt road near Peck Canyon Drive and Circulo Jalapa where U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian Terry was shot, early Wednesday morning. Terry, a BORTAC (Border Patrol Tactical Unit) agent, later died from his gunshot wounds.

Suspect Search Continues

Manhunt still underway for suspect in Border Patrol agent's killing

Where Art, Archaeology and Geology Meet

Authors celebrate the pottery of Mata Ortiz
Lynn Skelton, Mayor of Sahuarita, joins Kimberly Craft in the studio.

Growing Pains in Sahuarita

Mayor must deal with growth despite challenging times
The Continental School District is facing the same challenges as the community that hosts it: a growing need for services, but a declining number of resources.

New Year Brings New Concerns for Schools

Many schools in Arizona are facing a rising demand for services with a decrease in resources
President Robert Shelton joins the studio for an interview with Kimberly Craft.

UA President Revels in Commencement

Dr. Robert Shelton discusses the university's plans for expansion and his favorite time of the year: graduation
Vic Williams (Republican) recently won re-election in District 26.

State Legislature Prepares for Opening Day

Recently re-elected rep Vic Williams discusses 2011 priorities
Felipe Garcia, vice president of community affairs for the Metropolitan Tucson Convention and Visitors Bureau, discusses how Mexican shoppers contribute to the Tucson economy.

Money from Mexico Boosts Tucson Businesses

New study shows shoppers from neighboring Mexican states are vital to our economy
The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

Eavesdropping on the Supreme Court

Listen to how Arizona defended itself in the nation's highest court
Teacher Randy Spalding and chef Janos Wilder partner to teach developmentally disabled students to create and serve a holiday meal.

The Last Janos Southside Feast

Partnership between school and restaurateur teaches disabled students life skills

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