From the Vault: The Pioneer Hotel Fire
In December 1970 an early morning fire swept through the Pioneer Hotel in downtown Tucson leaving 29 dead and 27 injured. At the time, the Pioneer fire was called the worst tragedy in the city's modern history.
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.
Working for Water
Water is rare in the desert but some residents in southern Arizona are working on ways to make it more common in Tucson's washes and rivers.
Haunted Bisbee
Take a tour of Bisbee, Arizona’s haunted history with Renee Harper of Old Bisbee Ghost Tours and “Magic” Kenny of The Bisbee Seance Room.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 507
Working for Water, The Survivor, Haunted Bisbee, The Pioneer Hotel Fire
Arizona Illustrated Episode 506
2018 Emmy Special: The Full Nelson, Coach, Danzacultura, The Preventionist, and Ephemeral
From The Vault: The Secret Cave 1988
Looking back at how, after 14 years of secrecy, the discovery of Kartchner Caverns was made public.
Drawn to Science
Tucson scientist and artist Nathalie Aall has combined two of her favorite interests into an unusual career.
"A" Mountain Memories
Tucsonans and visitors share their best memories of “A” Mountain.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 505
Memories of "A" Mountain; Drawn to Science; Tucson Meet Yourself; Forming the Formless; The Secret Cave
Monsoon Mushrooms
Tucson has a growing mushroom community and some of its fans say Mt. Lemmon has a huge variety of species, some of which can be harvested for consumption.
Connecting Mothers
One in seven women experience depression during or after pregnancy and lack of mental health support can cost mothers their lives.
Brian Smith
Tucson Weekly columnist, Brian Smith, seems to have lived multiple lives, traveling one path and then another.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 504
Support for mothers, concussions and football, and writer and reporter Brian Smith shares his story.
From the Vault: Catalina High School 1988
The multiple votes on funding the construction of Catalina High School were contentious. The school board and parents grappled to find a solution and students were caught in the middle.
