The Phoenix City Council approved $1 million in stopgap funding to keep Arizona's largest homeless services program running. But the number of people experiencing homelessness in our community continues to climb. Plus, this Midwest transplant looks at Phoenix with fresh eyes — and draws it.

An Arizona nonprofit that aims to use the arts to help kids who have undergone trauma has a new leader. We’ll hear his vision for the organization. Plus, one lawmaker is trying to lift the ban on cruising in Valley cities — and lowrider fans are happy about it. That and more on The Show.

States across the country are looking into ways to protect kids from the harms posed to them by social media. How court rulings have forced some policymakers to change their approach. And, how one Arizona researcher is working to control rodent populations — with their fertility. That and more on The Show.

The U.S. House impeached the Homeland Security Secretary, and state lawmakers considered new immigration legislation. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze those and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, a defense of that disparaged piece of punctuation: the exclamation point. That and more on The Show.

There’s a long history of Arizona lawmakers attempting to pass bipartisan immigration reform — and failing. We’ll hear why attempts to solve this issue have eluded Congress for decades. Plus, we meet a TikToker who makes the recipes people have etched on their gravestones. That and more on The Show.

Arizona lawmakers and the governor were able to find compromise on a plan to fix problems with the election calendar. How the new law’s provisions could impact this year’s elections. Plus, a look at which Super Bowl ads hit the mark and which fell flat. That and more on The Show.

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on a major bipartisan immigration bill today — and it’s likely to fail. But Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego says he’s a yes, even though he wishes the bill went further. We’ll also hear from his opponent in the race for U.S. Senate, Kari Lake, who says it doesn’t go far enough to secure the southern border. That and more on The Show.

Childhood obesity continues to be a problem in the U.S. What can this country learn about dealing with it from some of its neighbors to the south? Plus, it’s citrus season in Arizona. How one Valley pastry chef uses it in his desserts. That and more on The Show.

Cities across Arizona and the country are dealing with some issues that used to be handled more on a national level. We’ll hear about mayors seeing the impacts of some of those challenges firsthand. Plus, our Staying Power series continues with a couple who has helped define Phoenix architecture for 3 decades. That and more on The Show.