Arizona Spotlight for August 11th, 2022
Native plants return to Hermosillo's urban landscape; Tucsonan John Rhodes tells about his family's rodeo history; Meet the new CEO of The Western National Parks Association; and a short story by Aurelie Sheehan.
"...love you like you've never known you're worth." The songs of Gabrielle Pietrangelo.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: An American hero gets some overdue recognition at Davis Monthan Air Force Base; and learn about the help - and hope - in Tucson for those living with aphasia.
Veterans benefit from American Rescue Plan Act funds
A new report breaks down how the legislation helped veteran families weather the last year.
Veteran reflects on honoring fellow service members
The retired lieutenant colonel helped place flags at the Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemetery at Marana ahead of Veterans Day.
A beacon of hope in a war-torn country
The story of an American who traveled to Syria to fight the Islamic State.
World War II veteran receives Purple Heart 76 years later
Sen. Martha McSally presented the medal to 95-year-old Walter Ram.
Trump signs Sinema bill to protect vets from predatory mortgages
The new law targets the period before certain VA loans can be resold.
Federal Budget Could Mean More Help for Homeless Veterans
The new budget puts aside billions of dollars for housing.
VA Aims to Provide One-Stop Shop for Homeless Veterans
The program at the local VA is designed to connect vets with services.
Tucson Veterans Can Discover Health Care Information at Fair
The VA event will also connect vets with community agencies and services.
The Rate of Veteran Homelessness is Down in Arizona
HUD is touting a program that provides housing vouchers to veterans.
Debate: McSally Accuses Sinema of Promoting 'Treason'
2003 radio interview is the focus of the accusation.
Tucson VA Medical Center Drops to Lowest Ranking
Hospital chief of staff says staff is focused on doing better
Tucson Metro Chamber Spearheads Veteran Employment Initiative
Pilot program aims to connect former military personnel to aerospace and defense sectors.
Tucson Court Aiming to Keep Vets Out of Jail Receives $400,000 Grant
Program diverts veterans with misdemeanors and connects them with services.
