AZPM, also known as Arizona Public Media, is a non-profit organization headquartered in the US. Founded in 1959, the organization has approximately 140 employees. Functioning as a member-supported media entity of The University of Arizona, AZPM specializes in broadcast media production and distribution. It owns multiple broadcast properties and produces original local programming from its digital studios located on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona.
On June 9, 2026, AZPM senior reporter L.M. Boyd was selected as one of 18 journalists nationwide to participate in the 2026 National Fellowship of the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism. Also on June 9, Ian McSpadden from Arizona Public Media participated in a TV Tech webinar titled "The Shape of Things to Come: Live Production in 2035," where he and other industry experts concluded that no single technology would define the future of live production. This followed the official opening of the $65 million Paul and Alice Baker Center for Public Media on May 1, marked by a ribbon-cutting celebration. The donor-funded facility is designed to expand access, innovation, and community engagement in Southern Arizona, serving as the new home for the public media organization, which includes PBS and NPR affiliates. The center was built entirely through local donor support, without corporate backing or government funding.
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