Arizona History

O’Connor would have celebrated her 95th birthday this year. Arizona PBS is presenting a special encore of our Emmy®-award winning special.

Celebrate and learn more about the history of Arizona with Arizona PBS! Arizona became a state on Feb. 14, 1912, and is the 48th state.

Learn about the different stories of Black Arizonans who became successful entrepreneurs and community leaders, but not without hardship.

“Black in Arizona” explores what it’s like to be Black in the 48th state and the contributions, trials and triumphs of many Black Arizonans.

Audiences will be enthralled by the dramatic aerial vantage point as cameras soar high above these striking landmarks.

The Supreme Court’s first female justice, Sandra Day O’Connor, was a pioneer who both reflected and shaped an era.

Arizona was granted statehood on February 14, 1912. Arizona Statehood Day celebrates the history and culture of the 48th state.

In the Emmy® award-winning program “Black in Arizona,” learn what it’s like to be Black in our community and the rich history.

With the hot Arizona sun beating down, sometimes the best way to enjoy your summer free time is inside with a good book. If you’re looking for your next summer […]