Arts and Entertainment
The art of Zarco Guerrero on ‘Horizonte’
On “Horizonte,” Zarco Guerrero is a talented sculptor, maskmaker and performance artist whose influences include traditions.
Vote 2026: PBS News Election Special
PBS NewsHour will provide special election coverage the night of the 2026 midterm election, with expert analysis.
Connections shared by all borderlands next time on ‘Horizonte’
On “Horizonte,” Professor Rodrigo Cervantes shares the connection all borderlands have and how they connect to Latino issues and immigration.
‘Horizonte’ takes a look at major HIV prevention breakthroughs in Latino communities
On “Horizonte,” untreated HIV continues to be an issue in LGBTQ+ Latino communities because of the cultural stigma and barriers they face.
Head to the garage for a special episode of ‘Horizonte’
On “Horizonte,” lowriders continue to be a means of self-expression and a tradition to pass down to the next generation.
‘Horizonte’ examines the current state of DACA and the American Dream
On “Horizonte,” the American Dream is becoming harder for people to obtain, with resources for immigrant families disappearing.
ALS advocates discuss their journey on the next episode of ‘Horizonte’
The impact of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) on the Hispanic community isn’t widely known. Learn more in this episode of “Horizonte.”
‘Horizonte’ explores path to citizenship on season premiere
A new documentary, “Tested,” explores the history of how naturalization requirements were shaped, how they continue to evolve.
‘Horizonte’ discusses local support for Hispanic women in legal practice
The Women of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association (WAZTLA) has grown into a vibrant sisterhood of more than 100 Latina lawyers statewide.
‘Horizonte’ discusses the impact of a border wall on wildlife
Saturday, April 25, at 6 p.m. On this episode of “Horizonte,” we discuss the impact of border security infrastructure on wildlife, including in the San Rafael Valley in Arizona. A […]