Arizona unemployment rate hits 4% for first time since late 2021
The rate has climbed slowly after hitting an historic low in early 2024.
The Buzz: "Adelante, Grijalvistas"
This week we remember the life and legacy of former Southern Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva.
The Press Room - March 28, 2025
The funeral of longtime Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva, and who might be running for his seat. Plus, UA President Garimella is installed among protests.
Anna Lapwood Extempore
AZPM’s Classical 90.5 host JD Smith had the opportunity to speak with organist Anna Lapwood.
Tucson Parks and Rec opens pools, splash pads ahead of rising temperatures
There is no entry fee for the city's pools or splash pads, offering residents an escape from the heat.
Democrats protest Ciscomani as uncertainty over Medicaid continues
Demonstrators called on him to take a stronger stance on protecting Medicaid.
DEIA petition with 3k signatures delivered to University Administration
University officials said they “appreciate community input.”
Statement of Katherine Maher President and CEO, National Public Radio
Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency called leaders of NPR and PBS to testify at hearing on March 26.
NOVA: When Whales Could Walk
WEDNESDAY at 9PM
How our brains can cause us to forget our memories
People coping with clinical amnesia provide a window to the importance of memory.
Arizona Illustrated: All About Desert Plants
Episode 1129
Finding Your Roots
TUESDAY at 8PM
Nogales, Son., named 2024 Tree Cities of the World
An international program has named Nogales, Sonora, as one of the 2024 Tree Cities of the World due to the city’s recent efforts to maintain and manage its urban forests and trees.
Antiques Roadshow
MONDAY at 8PM
Call the Midwife
SUNDAY at 7PM
