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MOCA's mobile pools will be open to members from June 20th through September 26th.

Swim at an Art Museum? You Can in Downtown Tucson

Donated pools will be auctioned after summer to raise money for contemporary art center.
the soulful voices of the popular quartet as they sing beloved favorites and new songs.

The Tenors: Under One Sky

Enjoy the soulful voices of the popular quartet as they sing beloved favorites and new songs. Sunday at 8 p.m. on PBS 6.
The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

Arizona Law Denying Bail to Some Immigrants Rejected

US Supreme Court declines to hear Maricopa County appeal to keep voter-approved measure.

Feeling Ill? 104-Degree High, Ongoing Heat May Be Reason

Pima County health officials warn of dangers of extreme temperatures with summer upon us.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas, at Tucson forum, May 28, 2015.

Episode 224: Preparing for Hot Senate Race in 2016

Also on the show, state schools chief meets with Southern Arizonans in search of answers.
Tucson City Hall

Episode 45: Why Republicans Didn't Challenge for Mayor

Signatures filed, and it's off to the races for three Tucson City Council seats.

AZ WEEK: Preparing for Hot Senate Race in 2016

Also, state schools chief meets with Southern Arizonans to hear educational ideas.
Metro Week host Andrea Kelly (left) speaks with Democratic Party Chair Cheryl Cage and Republican Party Chair Bill Beard.

METRO WEEK: Why Republicans Didn't Challenge for Mayor

Party puts up three candidates for Tucson City Council seats now held by Democrats.

Doc Martin's Portwenn

Enjoy a new behind-the-scenes look at the international hit series Doc Martin. Thursday at 9 p.m. PBS 6.

Tucson Technology to Photograph Jupiter's Moon

University of Arizona researchers' instruments win ride aboard journey to Europa
Arizona congressional districts, approved in 2012.

Arizona Independent Redistricting System Upheld

5-4 Supreme Court decision leaves congressional boundaries as commission drew them.
Artist's rendering of 2,200-foot tower that developers say will generate same amount of electricity as Hoover Dam.

Solar on the Rise: Electricity Output Equal to Hoover Dam

While rooftop solar is booming, others are working to take technology to bigger scale.
Cross section of nerve bundles entering the brain of a sand worm (Nereis virens), stained with fluorescent dyes (three colors merged on right).

About Bugs & Brains

Visit a UA lab where research into the learning and memory of insects and fish is being conducted.
Greg Cogoli donates platelets at the American Red Cross, Tucson.

Giving Blood

Learn about the importance of blood donations from both sides of the story.

Arizona Spotlight for May 29th, 2015

A veteran graduates college despite challenges from a traumatic brain injury; what blood donation can mean to someone in need; groundbreaking UA research into how memory and learning work for animals like insects and fish.
Army veteran Erik Castillo holds a plastic model of his skull. Shrapnel from a bomb blast shattered approximately 40 percent of his skull.

A Veteran's Story

Told he would never recover from his traumatic brain injury, Erik Castillo set out to beat the odds

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