High school athletes who play winter sports in Arizona won’t get to finish their seasons this year. Officials say low hospital capacity due to the pandemic drove a decision to cancel the games.

Mexico has reported record high daily coronavirus case numbers for two consecutive days, with death tolls rising above 1,000 for the third day in a row on Thursday.

State Farm Stadium on Monday will begin operating as 24-hour-a-day, drive-through vaccination site. The stadium will have the capacity to vaccinate 6,000 people per day.

A memorial honoring the 19 people who were shot 10 years ago during an attack on a member of Congress in Tucson was unveiled to the public Friday. It's called "The Embrace."
→ Remembering Judge John Roll, Killed 10 Years Ago In Tucson Shooting

Yuma County will begin testing wastewater as part of an early Covid-19 detection program, the first countywide wastewater detection project in Arizona.

What will this newest raise in the minimum wage mean for Arizona's workers and businesses? To find out, The Show spoke with Lee McPheters with Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business.

Ten years ago today, six people died when a gunman opened fire at a congressional event at a Safeway in Tucson. Among the dead was federal Judge John Roll. Arizona Republic senior reporter John D’Anna tells the story of a man he feels has been overlooked in the decade since his death.

In the aftermath of the Trump mob sieging the U.S. Capitol building, Arizona’s Department of Public Safety has put in security measures at the state Capitol building.

The U.S. Congress validated the election of President-elect Joe Biden, despite the ungrounded claims brought by President Donald Trump. In Mexico, the electoral system has also faced challenges, and it’s continuously redesigned to improve, from creating mathematical models to controlling the party’s money.
→ Republicans And Democrats In Mexico Condemn Violence In D.C.