Arizona PBS

06/22/2026

⚖️ 🇺🇸 The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on birthright citizenship as early as this week, a decision that could have major implications for immigration policy and the interpretation of the 14th Amendment. Get up to speed on the debate with : Should America End Birthright Citizenship?
The award-winning program recently took home a Bronze Telly Award for its thoughtful approach to complex issues. 🏆

Watch the full episode here ➡️

Arizona PBS provides in-depth news and analysis on public affairs through programs like Arizona Horizon, Horizonte, Cronkite News and more.

06/21/2026

1776: “No taxation without representation.” 2026: “No touching the thermostat.”
Happy Father’s Day! 🇺🇸

06/20/2026

🏺 For generations, Japanese ceramics were a field largely dominated by men. Now, the exhibit 'Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists' from Japan highlights the women artists who challenged tradition and redefined what ceramic art can be.

🗓 Radical Clay is on display through Sept. 13

06/19/2026

If you could meet an ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War, what would you say? As we approach America's semiquincentennial in a few weeks, members of the Arizona Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution share heartfelt messages of gratitude to the patriots whose sacrifices helped create the nation we know today. 🇺🇸

06/17/2026

The July primary election in Arizona is right around the corner 🗳️

This week on , we’ll hear from Republican candidates for Governor as they discuss why they’re seeking Arizona’s highest office and why they believe they’re the best choice to lead the state.

Plus, we’re recapping last week’s conversations featuring:
📍 Democrats running in Congressional District 1
📍 Democrats running in Congressional District 5

Candidates discussed affordability, healthcare, tax reform, border security, foreign policy, and other issues facing Arizona voters ahead of the primary election. Don’t forget, Arizona voters have until June 22 to register for the July 21 primary election.

06/17/2026

📚☀️ Looking for your next great summer read?
We've rounded up books from Arizona authors featured on Arizona Horizon, covering everything from travel and history to memoirs, children's stories and civic engagement.

Which book are you adding to your bookshelf this summer?
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This summer, discover your new favorite book. Arizona authors joined "Arizona Horizon" to give an inside look into their newest publications.

06/12/2026

🇺🇸 Can you name the original 13 colonies?
As we prepare to celebrate America's 250th birthday on July 4th, we asked the Arizona PBS staff to name the 13 colonies that challenged the "redcoats" for their independence.
How many did you get correct?

06/11/2026

Would you choose a custom brace over surgery for your pet? 🐶

Arizona company Pet Ortho Braces is helping animals recover from injuries with handmade orthopedic braces designed specifically for each pet. See how they're made and hear one dog's recovery story. 🦴🐾

Catch their full interview on YouTube at AZPBSNow

06/09/2026

This week on ,
With Arizona’s July primary election just around the corner, we’ll hear from Democrats running in two key congressional races, Congressional Districts 1 and 5.

Candidates will make their case to voters as they compete for the chance to represent Arizona in Washington.

Plus, we’re recapping last week’s conversation with Kai Newkirk, who discussed his challenge to incumbent Rep. Greg Stanton in Congressional District 4 and shared his views on immigration, foreign policy, and the role of Democrats in responding to the Trump administration.

Watch "Candidates in Conversation" in full at AZPBS Now on YouTube ▶️

06/05/2026

For generations, the Yavapai-Apache people have demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of profound challenges. From forced removals and the loss of ancestral lands to government policies aimed at assimilation, their history is one of survival, adaptation, and determination.

In this episode of , we reflect on the ongoing work of preserving culture, traditions, and identity. They share how language revitalization efforts, traditional ceremonies, storytelling, and cultural education help keep their heritage alive for future generations.