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This June 7, 2023, photo provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a female Mexican gray wolf before she is released back into the wilds of Apache National Forest in eastern Arizona. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said the wolf had been found wandering in New Mexico outside a zone created for the recovery of her subspecies.

US wildlife managers have no immediate plans to capture wandering Mexican gray wolf

Her paws have seen hundreds of miles now over the last five months.
Dr. M. Nicole Davis is Assistant Professor of Music, Choral Conducting, and Choral Music Education at the University of Arizona and the conductor of University Singers and University Community Chorus.

Dr. M. Nicole Davis Extempore

Andy Bade interviews Dr. M. Nicole Davis, Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Arizona School of Music.
Students walk near the fountain at Old Main on the University of Arizona campus. From August 2019.

UA suspends two professors following Israel-Hamas lecture

The College of Education professors have been suspended until an investigation concludes.
John Kmiec, director of Tucson Water at the Sweetwater Wetlands Park in Tucson, Ariz., on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023. Kmiec says that the water that flows through the wetlands is highly treated water from the Pima County Agua Nueva facility that gos into the aquifer for future generations.

Tucson Water receives federal funding to combat PFAS, construct new water treatment facility

$30 million awarded through EPA from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Treated wastewater, like this sample in Carson, California, could soon become a bigger part of the West's water portfolio. Cities in the drought-stricken Colorado River basin are putting big money behind project

ADEQ unveils Advanced Water Purification Program

The program looks to reuse wastewater into a purified water source
The Arizona State Museum on the western mall of the University of Arizona campus.

The Buzz: Why a 32-year-old federal law has failed to bring Native American remains home

A federal law was supposed to ensure returns of most remains by 1995. So why are thousands of Arizona tribal remains still not back with their people?

Episode 1011

Artist María Arvayo, Harpist Carla Fabris, Flowers and Bullets

Carla Fabris: Harpist

A delicate performance by Carla Fabris, Harp Instructor at the University of Arizona’s Fred Fox School of Music
Protests from the United Campus Workers of Arizona and the Arizona Students' Association move from Old Main to the North Ballroom just before the Arizona Board of Regents begin the public portion of their November meeting on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.

Protests fill ABOR meeting following UA's financial crisis

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins delivered his State of the University and the board of regents approved a new tuition model.
A group hangs out in the shade in Santa Rita Park in Tucson.

The Buzz: Does Housing First Work?

Housing First was a topic of debate in recent Tucson city elections, so we ask experts about the evidence.
Senator Mark Kelly speaks at Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023.

Kelly warns Congress on the dangers of AI scams

An Arizona mother’s story was highlighted during the hearing.

Taco Mafia: Comunidad

FRIDAY at 6:30PM

Farewell Doc Martin

THURSDAY at 8PM

Nature: The Hummingbird Effect

WEDNESDAY at 8PM
Sec. Stewart Udall vists Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming with Lady Bird Johnson on Aug. 16, 1964.

Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty

TUESDAY at 8PM

How Great Thou Art, a Sacred Celebration

MONDAY at 8PM

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