Pima County is winding down a program that provided almost $89 million to help some 17,000 households make rent and utility payments. It started in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Municipal water departments in the Colorado River basin are entering a time of change. Their infrastructure is aging and needs replacement, and they’re starting to invest in new systems that will help cities adapt to a future with a smaller water supply. But, that means big spending and costs that will get passed along to the millions of people who use that water in sinks, showers and sprinklers.

Hundreds of food and beverage workers went on strike this Wednesday morning at Sky Harbor International Airport.

The Show spoke with Tina Tamboer, senior housing analyst with the Cromford Report, about new data detailing cash purchases.

Arizona is one of 42 states suing Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram for adding harmful features to its platforms that they say are addictive to children and teens.

Starting Wednesday, 60 homeless seniors will begin moving into a temporary shelter geared to meet their needs. These individuals ages 55 and older will go from a mass shelter to having their own room. But deciding who gets to go, is another story.

Music journalist and Gilbert resident Marc Masters is the author of the new book, "High Bias: The Distorted History of the Cassette Tape," a comprehensive history of one of the most impactful artistic media of the 20th century.

Newly released data by Americans for the Arts shows Arizona’s nonprofit arts and culture sector generated over $1 billion in economic activity in 2022.

The enrollment period to apply for Medicare recently opened. Those with Social Security are automatically enrolled in two parts of the program. On PBS’s "Arizona Horizon," Alberto Alvarez of the State Health Insurance Assistance Program says there may be important changes that people may want to make.