Sen. Sonny Borrelli, R-Lake Havasu City, is defending "bonanza bingo'' games offered at veterans' organizations throughout Arizona after three state agencies said they should be shut down as illegal gaming devices.

The Show looks into the growing fascination with pickleball and how PickleMall at Arizona Mills Mall is gaining traction.
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Let’s talk about Indian romance novels — or so goes the title of a recent piece in High Country News by Indigenous journalist Taylar Dawn Stagner. In it, she writes about her love of the sometimes corny, sometimes raunchy genre — and how a boom of Native American-themed romance novels that were popular not all that long ago made her think twice.

I know. It doesn’t yet feel like fall. But autumn in the desert lasts only a fortnight, right? While what we call “the fall arts season” here in the Valley lasts for weeks. And around here, theater, visual art, live music and dance tend to happen indoors, where it’s air-conditioned. And we can forget about our lack of seasons.

State fairs certainly didn’t start in Arizona, although the fair and the fairgrounds predates statehood. But if you visit the Arizona State Fair, you might see some things that are uniquely Arizona.

The Show spoke with Jorge Edson "House" Magaña, who teaches on the breakdance world as a clinical assistant professor in the School of Music, Dance and Theater at Arizona State University, about his thoughts on breakdancing at the Olympics.

The baseball season is coming to a close — and so is the 52-year career of Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster Greg Schulte.

After nearly five months on the picket lines, the Writer’s Guild of America has struck a tentative deal with film studios. But union actors are still on strike. And the standstill in Hollywood is having some impact on Arizona.

Nearly an hour after his first NFL win as a starter, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Joshua Dobbs walked through the locker room with the game ball still securely tucked in his left arm.