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Matt Hashim discusses how people can protect themselves from cyber crimes with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera at Arizona Public Media on August 1, 2019. Hashim is an expert in digital privacy at the UA Eller College of Management.

Changing our online behaviors to guard against cybercrime

Security and privacy expert Matt Hashim discusses steps to be more vigilant.
FBI Special Agent Michael Foster describes how the agency investigates cyber crimes during an interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera at Arizona Public Media on July 9, 2019.

FBI warns of rising prevalence of cybercrimes

Special Agent Michael Foster explains how the agency investigates these crimes and emerging trends.
Caitlin Brenton (left) and Chauna Mae sit for an interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera at Arizona Public Media to discuss their experiences with the Arizona Teachers Academy on July 23, 2019.

Students share how the Arizona Teachers Academy has impacted their lives

A discussion with a recent graduate of the program and a current student.
File image of a box of crayons.

Arizona Teachers Academy gets $15 million boost from state

Arizona Board of Regents chair Ron Shoopman on the program's impact.
The former Ann Ott Elementary School in Phoenix became a shelter for asylum-seeking families in July. The International Rescue Committee is overseeing renovations and operations at the shelter.

Closed Phoenix school gets new purpose as a shelter for asylum seekers

The International Rescue Committee gave Arizona 360 a tour of the facility.
A stage inside the former Ann Ott Elementary School in Phoenix now serves as the intake area for staff and volunteers with the International Rescue Committee who process asylum-seeking families staying at the former school-turned shelter.

School turned shelter, Arizona Teachers Academy growth, preventing cybercrimes

A look at how a former Phoenix school is being repurposed into a shelter for asylum seekers.
A prickly pear cactus charred by the Sawmill Fire in Pima County in April 2017.

Enforcing fire restrictions in Arizona

People caught violating bans on federal lands face steep penalties.
Palm trees blow in the wind during monsoon in Tucson.

Challenges with predicting the monsoon

A discussion with UA climatologist Michael Crimmins.
An empty wing of the Pima County Juvenile Justice Complex before its transformation into a temporary shelter for asylum seekers in transit through Tucson.

How a group plans to transform detention center into space for asylum seekers

Catholic Community Services will offer services out of a portion of the county's Juvenile Justice Complex.
Dan Shearer (left), Sarah Garrecht Gassen and Dylan Smith participate in a roundtable discussion with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera on July 25, 2019.

Journalists roundtable: Shelter for asylum seekers moving

Plus, growing opposition to the proposed Interstate 11 corridor.
File image shows the downtown Tucson skyline on a rainy day.

Journalists roundtable, shelter for asylum seekers moving, monsoon outlook

Plus, understanding the steep penalties associated with violating fire restrictions.
Tony Paniagua interviews Liza Noland, director of rural programs for Local First Arizona, via Skype at Arizona Public Media.

Arizona organization offers help to boost rural economies

A discussion with Liza Noland, director of rural programs for Local First Arizona.
A mural welcoming visitors to Willcox is located across the street from the city's Historic Railroad Avenue Park.

Willcox steps up marketing, looks for greater cooperation across Cochise County

The new city manager says cities and towns in the county should work together to draw tourists.
A for sale sign is posted outside of a former gas station in the town of Mammoth on July 8, 2019.

Help wanted in Mammoth as town tries to encourage new business

Town leaders see potential in location along State Route 77.
A closeup of a mural in Ajo touts itself as the heart of the Sonoran Desert.

Ajo looks to stand out as destination for artists, recreationists

The former mining community also wants to attract more Puerto Peñasco-bound traffic.
The Arizona flag waves in the wind on a flagpole in Willcox.

Tourism a growing priority in some rural communities

Arizona 360 looks at how some smaller towns and cities are banking on tourism to boost their economies.

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