Grand Canyon University will host the third annual HBCU All-Star Game on Sunday, highlighting Historically Black Colleges and Universities and expanding knowledge of them in Arizona.

An emergency physician says his hospital in Glendale is receiving opioid-overdose patients at a pace that would translate to a roughly 25 percent increase from 2023. Banner Thunderbird Medical Center is responding by proactively giving out overdose-reversal medication.

Candidates running for Salt River Project’s boards and councils on a clean energy platform have accused the organization’s CEO of trying to influence the election that will pick the people who oversee SRP — and hire its top executives.
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Arizona Rep. David Schweikert has introduced a bill in Congress meant to fast track the development of vaccines against substance-use disorders.

A measure waiting for a vote in the House of Representatives would turn school board elections into partisan ones.

Miriam Davidson is a journalist and author in Tucson who focuses on border issues. She spoke to The Show about being the guest curator for the University of Arizona’s Special Collections Library’s new exhibition “Sanctuary: Who Belongs Here?”

Last week, Kari Lake did something rare when you’re sued for defamation during a high profile political campaign: She gave up. Now there are questions about its impact on her campaign for U.S. Senate going forward and whether or not she’s baiting Richer into suing her again.

Stakeholders across the Southwest are working to figure out how to use less water on the Colorado River as it continues to shrink. Now, a new study is shedding light on just where much of that shrinking water supply is going: hay.

ASU's Eric Stribling joined The Show to talk more about Space for Humans, a new project at the school that includes a YouTube series. It focuses on how innovations for space impact people on Earth.