Climate change has led to more intense and severe wildfires across the west. What that means for the forests’ ability to regrow. And how the fallout from Silicon Valley Bank may be felt in Arizona. That and more on The Show.

DACA recipients are still in a form of legal limbo, more than a decade after President Obama announced it. Attorney General Kris Mayes talks about joining an effort to try to preserve the program. Plus, nearly 4,000 migrant children were separated from their parents during the Trump Administration – and many have yet to be reunited. That and more on The Show.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed another bill — this one would have banned what its supporters call critical race theory. Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, what new numbers say about the state’s hospitality industry. that and more on The Show.

Republican Arizona House Majority Leader Ben Toma has a reputation as someone who can work with Democrats. We’ll hear why compromise isn’t happening and why some say the far right has taken over the agenda. Plus, our Made in Arizona series visits a Tempe screen printer who makes a lot of concert posters. That and more on The Show.

State lawmakers are considering creating an independent board to oversee the state hospital, moving it out of the health department. A former agency director explains why that’s a good idea. Plus, a high school librarian on the slippery slope of cleaning up the language in some well-known children’s books. That and more on The Show.

State lawmakers are considering letting some manufacturers build on-site wastewater treatment plants, bypassing the current systems. We’ll hear who’s backing the bill and who’s opposed. Plus, a new book depicts the lifelong journey of one of the first Sudanese ‘lost boys’ to come to Phoenix. That and more on The Show.

State leaders are looking for new sources of water as the West’s drought continues. Why one expert thinks water pricing might be a better way to deal with the situation. Plus, from tangelos to sour oranges — how one of Arizona’s top chefs celebrates citrus season. That and more on The Show.

Newly released documents show former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich knew claims of election fraud were false — but didn’t say so. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, disgust and how Shakespeare used it for dramatic effect. That and more on The Show.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has called for exempting feminine hygiene products from the state sales tax, and a bill to do that has bipartisan support. A look at efforts to reduce period poverty in Arizona. Plus, inside an exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum featuring Japanese artist Mr. That and more on The Show.