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For the first time in 110 years, the longfin dace will swim in the waters of downtown Tucson.

Ofelia Zepeda, former Tucson poet laureate and Tohono O’odham tribal member reads an excerpt from her poem.

Growing food in the shade of solar panels.

What does it mean to grieve? Is it strictly emotional or is there more to grief than just feelings?

Sabino Dam is an accessible oasis about a mile from the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center, a wonderful Tucson gem.

"Justice" is a world premiere musical being brought to the stage for the first time, right here in Tucson by Arizona Theatre Company.

With the majority of Indigenous tribal languages in the United States in critical danger of dying out, what does it take to keep them from becoming exti...

Founded in 1893, Arizona State Museum at the University of Arizona is the oldest and largest anthropological research facility in the U.S. Southwest.

The Homestretch Foundation seeks to close the gender pay gap for women endurance athletes and provide them with training, mentorship, and a community in...

Emily Haddon and her Nigerian dwarf goats help people deal with the stresses of life.

Follow volunteers from Watershed Management Group as they attempt to remove Arundo donax (giant reed) from Tanque Verde Creek in east Tucson.

During the pandemic, Bisbee resident Ken Lamberton discovered a new passion when he began photographing the birds on his property. (6:23)

Mission Garden and the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center teamed up to celebrate the Lunar New Year. (5:35)

At the age of 47, Alanna Airitam left a successful career in advertising to pursue photography full-time.

Archaeologists have recently uncovered ancient human footprints at White Sands National Park that date to as far back as 23,000 years.

Take a peek into artist rafa esparza’s vision through a public adobe brick-making workshop at MOCA Tucson.

A green oasis in Pima County east of Tucson city limits, attracting birders, history buffs and a variety of other visitors. (5:04)

You can find hidden gems all over Tucson and Plants for the Southwest is one of those special places. (8:20)

The annual festival attracts people from around the world to southeastern Arizona to see thousands of sandhill cranes. (5:28)

Poet Mathias Svalina combines Tucson’s history, which he studied while in residence at the University of Arizona Poetry Center, with his own surrealist ...