The Show spoke with Michael Vazquez, senior investigative reporter with the Chronicle of Higher Education for more on a letter Gov. Katie Hobbs sent to the chair of the Arizona Board of Regents and interim chief financial officer for the University of Arizona, John Arnold.

Phoenix Democrats met on Monday night to nominate three candidates to fill a vacant House seat in Legislative District 5: former Rep. Sarah Liguori, elections and voting rights attorney Mark Robert Gordon and progressive activist Brianna Westbrook.

The Show spoke with Dr. Ayman Fanous, chair of the Psychiatry Department at University of Arizona's College of Medicine — Phoenix, about election anxiety and how we can all cope with it.

Rain is likely Tuesday into Wednesday in the Phoenix area, and major snowfall is heading to the high country as the atmospheric river that has inundated California arrives in Arizona. Phoenix Open fans are also keeping a close eye on the weather.

The owners of Asylum Records in Chandler and Stinkweeds Records in Phoenix say interacting with physical albums is a completely different experience than streaming — and worth the time and expense.

An effort funded through the American Rescue Plan to expand the federal Child Tax Credit expired in 2022. A more modest, but similar proposal that some lawmakers say would benefit more than 400,000 Arizona children is moving through Congress now.

U.S. senators, including Arizona’s Kyrsten Sinema, have released a long-awaited bill that could transform border and immigration functions.
→ Sinema calls for 'swift justice' for asylum seekers entering the U.S.

A nonprofit that started off providing relief for Native families during the pandemic is now helping Navajo and Hopi families repair their homes. From KJZZ’s Fronteras Desk in Flagstaff, Michel Marizco reports.

Democrats at the Arizona Legislature plan to release their plan on Monday to fix election calendar problems that could cause counties to miss key primary and general election deadlines.