Gov. Doug Ducey has avoided giving a deposition in a false-arrest lawsuit filed by a man once charged in some of the freeway shootings that set metro Phoenix on edge for weeks during the summer of 2015.

Stand near a river and you’ll hear a symphony of sounds: birds chirping, frogs croaking and water flowing. But what would it sound like if the stream itself could be transformed into classical music. David Merritt, a Colorado-based researcher and musician, is helping answer that question.

The House Appropriations Committee voted late Wednesday to budget billions of dollars for border protection. But the committee also resisted a Trump administration move to deny asylum to certain immigrants fleeing domestic violence.

Giant rubber inflatable bladders contained the water of Tempe Town Lake until 2016. Now the old dam has been chopped up into pieces for auction.

We had a record-breaking day Wednesday in the Phoenix. Temperatures climbed to 116 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport — breaking the all-time record for the day.

CNBC is reporting that the controversy surrounding Papa John’s pizza founder John Schnatter may have permanently damaged the pizza chain. Attorney Eric Riess joined The Show to discuss the challenges faced by franchise owners when the brand they’ve invested their money in is in trouble.

Every year the monsoon season stirs up the desert, and this year, The Show is starting a series about the monsoon to talk about how it stirs us all up, too. Meet a couple of people who take monsoon and make something out of it.

A new road trip across the famed American highway is aiming to do more than get its kicks on Route 66 — it’s trying to draw attention to the road and get it a National Historic Trail designation.

The Show spoke with Richard Frankel, associate professor at Drexel University’s College of Law, who began by explaining how concrete Judge Sabraw’s deadline for reunification is.