TPS is given to nationals from countries that have been deemed too dangerous to return to, because of things like conflict or natural disaster.

Arizona voters last fall overwhelmingly approved Proposition 211 by a 3-1 margin. Now a judge has rejected a bid by two groups attempting to void the effort to end "dark money" in political races.

Arizona’s public universities awarded a record number of degrees in the 2021-2022 school year, but the number of those degrees that went to Arizona residents went down slightly. And less than half of all Arizona high school students are going onto college to begin with.

The SAFE Banking Act would protect banks and credit unions from being penalized for working with cannabis businesses licensed in states. Many banks won’t work with dispensaries and others in the industry because marijuana is still illegal under federal law.

The Show spoke to Tiffany Powers, head of interpretation, education and visitor services at Chiricahua National Monument, about how she thinks this move could be game-changing for the biodiverse region. Powers spoke on the monument's history and what becoming a national park would mean.

In a 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the federal government does not have to take affirmative steps to secure water for the Navajo Nation.

The Arizona Corporation Commission has approved a permit that will allow a project to expand a natural gas plant near Coolidge to proceed.

Tourism has grown into a major industry throughout the West, and continues to bring people to Arizona. It can also have profound effects on the environment if not carefully managed.

A new report shows even as high interest rates slow the growth of home prices nationwide, more American households are cost-burdened than ever before. And Arizona is among the hardest-hit states.