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This week on “Horizonte,” we talk with two Hispanic independent journalists to discuss how their work is putting a spotlight on ICE raids.

In this episode of “Frontline,” explore how carpet mills contaminated Southern communities with forever chemicals known as PFAS.

Governor Hobbs will outline her priorities for the year, setting the tone for Arizona politics and starting the legislative session.

Soon, residents of Show Low, Arizona, will be able to watch Arizona PBS on a new channel with a more powerful signal.

Health centers providing medical services to vulnerable populations continue to operate under looming health care cuts.

Representative Adelita Grijalva will reflect on her history-making appointment as the first Arizona Latina in the Arizona legislature.

Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza joins “Horizonte” to discuss her new memoir as well as the racism and homophobia she’s faced along the way.

The federal government shutdown puts Arizona food assistance programs at risk, raising concerns for those who are food-insecure.

On “Horizonte,” we learn about the new sensory rooms as a place for children with developmental disabilities to access calming resources.

On this episode of “Horizonte,” we learn about Aliento’s Cultiva program, highlighting how art can open doors for dialogue and healing.