As of Tuesday morning, the Woodbury Fire has burned more than 40,000 acres and is only six percent contained. However, it is still not a direct threat to most communities as it continues to burn in the low canyons of the mountains.

Waste Not Perishable Food Rescue and Delivery takes the food that restaurants and grocery stores were going to throw away and gives it to the hungry.

Some people call it barbaric. Others say it’s their right. Coyote killing contests, as they’re called, are a hot topic of debate in Arizona.

The first excessive heat warning of the year hits this week.

Thanks to an unusually wet May, the U.S. Drought Monitor has removed Arizona from a 10-year drought designation. Are the state's water problems over?

An alternative energy company based in Oregon is exploring the possibility of opening a plant in northern Arizona.

The federal government is loaning the Navajo Nation $94 million to complete a solar farm and help reduce customer’s electricity rates.

Air pollution is part of the daily life of people living in Los Angeles, and here in the Phoenix metro area, we’re commonly hit with high pollution advisories that encourage us to stay inside to avoid aggravating health conditions including — but not limited to — asthma.

The Show regularly checks in with Editorial Board of the Arizona Republic to talk about the big issues facing the state and the region — featured in the newspaper’s Viewpoints section.