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🗳️ host Ted Simons sat down with Republican Nominee for Governor Congressman Andy Biggs as part of our election coverage and asked what's driving Biggs to run for Arizona’s highest office, given the state of the GOP nationally.

▶️ Watch the full interview at AZPBSNow on YouTube

🩺 ALS can affect anyone, but its impact on the Hispanic community isn’t widely understood.
On this episode of , Catherine Anaya speaks with ALS Arizona President and CEO Taryn Lopez-Norley about the lack of awareness surrounding ALS in the Hispanic community. Plus, meet Ernie Ruiz, an ALS patient who shares his incredible story of living with the disease.
Watch Horizonte Saturday night at 6, or stream any time wherever you watch Arizona PBS

”Tested: Becoming a U.S. Citizen” is a documentary that follows the stories of people who are seeking citizenship in the United States. Get to know Cassidy Motahari, the documentary’s director.

For more on the documentary, watch the newest episode of wherever you watch Arizona PBS.

🍽️ 😋 DEADLINE EXTENDED! New deadline: October 17th
We're still saving your kids' seat at the table!

If your child loves trying new foods, exploring locally owned restaurants and sharing their favorite dishes, they could be on a future episode of "Check Please! Arizona" with host Mark Tarbell. There’s still time to submit an application for our casting call!

Learn more and apply: http://www.azpbs.org/kidscastingcall

⚖️ For many immigrants, the road to U.S. citizenship can be long, expensive, and overwhelming. In this episode and season premiere of , host explores the naturalization process and the challenges applicants can face.

Learn more about the journey to citizenship and the documentary 'Tested' this Saturday night at 6, or stream anytime wherever you watch Arizona PBS

🎓 One of the biggest issues in the Superintendent of Public Instruction race is the future of the state’s ESA program.
Republican Kimberly Yee and Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz have different ideas about how the program should be managed, including oversight, accountability, and how ESA funds are approved.

Stream the full anywhere you watch Arizona PBS.

🏫It was a contentious between Superindentent of Public Instruction contenders Republican Kimberly Yee and Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz, with Yee accusing Ruiz of breaking laws by campaigning in school classrooms. Arizona PBS Moderator Ted Simons asked Ruiz for a response to that accusation. 🏫

Watch "Candidates in Conversation” in full at AZPBS Now on YouTube ▶️

🧠 🔊 Could focused ultrasound help rewire the brain’s addiction circuits?
Brain surgeon Ali Rezai is using more than 1,000 ultrasound transducers to precisely target areas of the brain involved in cravings. Early clinical trial results are promising, with some patients reporting their cravings are gone.
Watch with Miles O’Brien, streaming now wherever you watch PBS.