Frederick Douglass Celebrated Onstage
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The imperilled future of Bears Ears National Monument; and Tucson author Edie Jarolim shares travel adventures in new book.
Inside the Arizona Highways Wildlife Guide
Also on Arizona Spotlight: From the Women's March to a Political Movement; Géza Röhrig's Holocaust Remembrance
Dillinger Days Will Close Roads in Downtown Tucson
The event commemorates the capture of the notorious bank robber in Tucson.
George Takei's "Allegiance" Has a Message for America
Also on Arizona Spotlight: A Tucson organic farm with a mission; and the harmonious sound of The Reveille Men's Chorus.
USS Arizona Memorial Dedication at UA Sunday
Medallions will mark every person killed on the ship during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Comedian Tig Notaro Has a Great Career Despite Bad Advice
Also on Arizona Spotlight: A veteran's eye witness account of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor; the lasting legacy of uranium mining in the Navajo nation.
Incivility After Elections; Ray Carroll On Years as Supervisor
Plus, USS Arizona memorial exhibits and events.
Tucson's Membrillo Fest to Celebrate Long Journey, History
Event-goers can taste and learn traditional recipes at the Mission Garden.
Tucson's Historic "Sunshine Mile" Threatened by Redevelopment
Also on Arizona Spotlight: "Feeding Our Future" looks at turning garbage into gardens; Chris Dashiell explores the Hollywood "star system"; and a poetic essay from playwright Robert Beverly.
The Monkees and The Zombies Bring the Spirit of 1966 to Tucson
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Remembering a Tucson woman who flew in WWII; and finding healing on the Arizona Trail.
"The King of Sting" Talks Arizona Insects
Also on Arizona Spotlight: The future of "Right to Try" for the terminally ill; Tucson street names often stir debate; the swingin' nighlife of Arizona's bats.
Hidden History: Records Help Tucsonans Find Ancestry
Freedmen's Bureau data made available with help from Mormon Church.
Pascua Yaqui Youth Get Involved
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Native American portrayals in film; profile of Tucson author Ethel Lee Miller; and young love at a long distance.
History of Davis-Monthan: Empty Fields to Wartime Prep
Former municipal airport has seen famous flyers, been base for generations of military planes.
A Holocaust History for Tucson; and SACASA's Mission During Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Chris Dashiell reviews "The Thin Yellow Line"; and a woman realizes her Japanese garden dreams in Tucson.
