The Survivor
There are 42 million sexual abuse survivors living in the U.S. today, and most have never told their story. Danielle McFarlin has made it her mission to break that silence.
Connecting Mothers
One in seven women experience depression during or after pregnancy and lack of mental health support can cost mothers their lives.
Prospective Owner, Operator of Navajo Coal Plant End Pursuit
The companies said they could not get anyone to commit to buying power from the plant.
Street Names 2
Street Smarts columnist, David Leighton, tells us the stories behind some of Tucson’s most recognizable street names and they aren’t always what you’d expect.
A Safe Place
Artist Kate Meyer explores trauma through art.
Help Wanted
Arizona’s economy is growing and the unemployment rate is low, but employers are reporting one of the most severe labor shortages in decades.
Amy's Story
When Amy Jackson was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder at age 22, she thought her life was over. But instead, she defied the odds and built a life of self-sufficiency and service.
Epicenter of Hope
Psychosis stopped Tommy’s life in its tracks. Then he found IMHR Epicenter.
Arizona Profile: Pastor Larry
Larry Munguia lost his family, his job, and his freedom to drugs and alcohol. Then he had a religious experience that changed his life and gave him a new purpose—working on the frontlines of the opioid epidemic and guiding others to sobriety.
Arizona Profile: A Woman in Recovery
After decades under heroin’s spell, Judy came to a crossroads that would transform her life.
Remembering William "Bill" Havens
William "Bill" Havens is a US Air Force Korean War veteran who is buried at Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Marana.
Remembering James Wesley Dobbs
James Wesley Dobbs is a US Marines Corps WWII veteran who is buried at Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Marana.
Ellen and Laci
Ellen Morell and her bulldog Laci have become a popular team that visit nursing homes and other facilities to provide company and comfort to residents
Lola's Justice
Lola Rainey saw firsthand the scars that racism left on her family, her friends, and her own sense of herself. So she set out to bring a little more justice to the world.
Marching for Their Lives
The Never Again movement's call to action is inspiring young people across the country – including students in Tucson, Arizona.
