U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s decision to leave the Democratic Party and become an independent continues to reverberate, both in Arizona and in Washington. We’ll take the temperature of that reaction. Plus, a graphic designer who decided to leave that career behind — to become a nurse. That and more on The Show.

Brittney Griner is coming home after spending months in Russian jails. We’ll hear from U.S. Rep. Greg Stanton, who has been vocal in pushing for Griner’s release. Plus, the Arizona semiconductor industry is making waves here — and in Washington. That and more on The Show.

Now that the state has certified the 2022 election results, lawsuits challenging those results can begin. What may be on the docket in the coming weeks and months. And a new podcast looks at police misconduct in Arizona. That and more on The Show.

The deadline for counties to canvass their elections passed, and one did not do so on time. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. And the thrill of victory and agony of defeat for Valley fans of two countries competing in the World Cup. That and more on The Show.

The abuse of a 4-year-old boy with intellectual disabilities was caught on camera, and his caregiver made an admission to police. We’ll hear why that case is among hundreds of allagations of physical and sexual abuse that could not be proven. Plus, Latinos here and around the world are leaving the Catholic Church to become Mormon. That and more on The Show. 

Katie Hobbs has been busy building a transition team and planning her legislative agenda in which she will have to work with a Republican majority. We’ll hear from the governor-elect herself. Plus, a new KJZZ series uncovers cases of abuse and neglect against people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. That and more on The Show.

With a disability, it’s easy to stay indoors. We’ll look at what happens when people with disabilities get outside and hit the trails. Plus, a Tiny Desert Concert from Afrolatina poet Raquel Denis. That and more as The Show is revisits some of our favorite discussions from past years.

After years of debate, a federal judge has thrown out the controversial border policy known as Title 42. Immigrant rights advocates are celebrating the move and hope it will help asylum seekers waiting at the border. And we all know and love Christmas movies, but what about Thanksgiving movies? That and more on The Show.

The Valley’s red-hot housing market is finally balancing out after years of massive price jumps. We’ll hear about the role Wall Street investors have played in pricing out regular homebuyers. Plus, one local chef says you can make a delicious Thanksgiving feast without the turkey. That and more on The Show.