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We were saddened to learn that Mrs. Louise Solheim, a longtime friend and supporter of Arizona PBS, passed away this summer at the age of 99. Her generous support over […]

“I remember the very first ‘Nova’ episode I ever saw,” says Arizona PBS donor Stu Sills. He describes a scene that examined a tadpole’s eye. Or at least it was […]

On Jan. 10, 2015, every major broadcast television station in Arizona and 100 radio outlets came together to simultaneously air a 30-minute, commercial-free documentary produced by Arizona State University students […]

“Imagine a fun, festive atmosphere where students and faculty get to drive robots or look at 360 video or see the latest camera and microphone technology — that’s Innovation Day. […]

Scottsdale resident Eleanor Light is used to being a trailblazer. She was one of very few female chemists when she began her career in research on top secret government projects, […]

As anchor of the “CBS Evening News,” Walter Cronkite set the gold standard for broadcast journalism, shepherding the nation through the Kennedy assassination, the Vietnam War and the beginning of […]

On January 16, 2017, Arizona PBS is launching an all-new 24/7 children’s channel dedicated to providing quality educational programming. The new channel, Arizona PBS KIDS, will feature an array of […]

Portrait of Andy Reti at his home in Prescott, Ariz. on August 4, 2016. (Matt Hinshaw/Arizona Rattlers) Andy Reti of Prescott doesn’t mince words when it comes to his support […]

This summer, Cronkite News sent teams of student reporters and veteran editors to cover the national political conventions and the Summer Olympics. Four students weigh in on what the experience […]

On TV, Super Why and his friends help preschool-age kids learn key reading skills – making the characters a natural fit for helping kids prepare to start kindergarten. The Educational […]