Diné author Ramona Emerson spoke with The Show about how she drew from her culture and career for her debut novel, "Shutter."

It’s Halloween and on this episode, we explore Magic, Marvel and President Abraham Lincoln.

Bars in Arizona will not serve alcohol after 2 in the morning during the Arizona Diamondbacks’ first trip to the World Series in 22 years. Gov. Katie Hobbs declined to approve the extended hours after a request from Republican lawmaker Matt Gress.

The annual 100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge is coming up. The Parks and Recreation program challenges those in Maricopa County to explore the over 500 miles of the regional park system’s trails, and there’s even a grand prize up for grabs.

Many Arizonans are thrilled that the Diamondbacks made it to the World Series. But not so much with how costly it is to see them play in it.

In honor of a new world record set at the Arizona State Fair, The Show conducted an experiment of its own. Think of the egg drop you did in high school science class.
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The Show spoke with Shakespearean actor and playwright Debra Ann Byrd about her one-woman living memoir "Becoming Othello: A Black Girl’s Journey."

Gress on Tuesday sent a letter to Gov. Katie Hobbs pointing out that state law actually gives her the power to extend closing time by an extra hour "in connection with a professional or collegiate national sporting championship event held in this state.''

Arizona Coyotes defenseman Travis Dermott violated NHL guidelines at the Coyotes home opener Saturday night by wrapping his stick with “pride tape” – a rainbow-colored tape that’s used in support of the LGBTQ+ community. Rather than punish Dermott, the NHL announced it has rescinded the ban on pride tape.