Two Restaurants
We check in with two family-owned Tucson staples to see how they adapted and coped during a difficult year. (06:08)
January 8th - Ten Years
A decade has passed since the tragic mass shooting tragedy in Tucson; we talk to survivors, witnesses, and medical personnel on the front lines that day.
Grand Mama Jones
Grand Mama Jones, as she is known in her family, has been a rock for everyone around her. (07:32)
Politics as Unusual
Research reveals that we might not be as politically polarized as we think. (03:23)
Miles to Go
Two Tucson doctors travel the Midwest on bikes to talk to people about the US healthcare system (9:42)
Just Listen: Assume No Harm
A healthy conversation requires active listening. Sam Brown and Debi Chess, two cultural leaders in southern Arizona’s black community, explore what it means to “Assume No Harm”. (04:32)
Reopening Safer
With the reopening of the campus nearing, the University of Arizona’s plan to Test, Trace and Treat is critical to making it safe. Testing and treating are well underway, but, what about tracing?
The Keeper of The Schedules
While women have slowly made economic and professional gains over the last half-century, the pandemic is revealing and exacerbating gender inequality in alarming ways…at work, and at home.
Here to Help
People helping people, a positive result of the pandemic.
On The Line
Frontline health care workers are facing chronic stress that threatens both their physical and mental health. While they take care of the sick, who is looking after them?
The Flying Memorial
Take a ride on a B-17 Flying Fortress
Memorial Day Parade
A look back at a Memorial Day parade that honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Sun Sounds
Reading on the radio for those who can't.
I Love You, Bye
Arizona Illustrated producer Vanessa Barchfield shares a deeply personal story about her father and his lifelong illness.
Memorial Garden
The University of Arizona’s USS Arizona memorial garden.
