Some Republican governors want President Biden to solve what they call a crisis on the border. Meanwhile, a U.S. Senate hearing focuses on drought and water woes in the West, and why redrawing Arizona’s political boundaries matters.---Host: Connor WorleyProducer: Nate BoyleContributors: Tyler Budge, Molly Hudson

Gov. Doug Ducey on Monday opened a center in Phoenix to handle threats against government computers. Plus, learn how Arizona universities and colleges are countering cyberbullying and digital harassment on campus.---Host: Emma VandenEindeProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Connor Worley

About 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 are reported each day across the state. Plus, why the Arizona Department of Economic Security plans to upgrade the unemployment insurance benefit system, and food stamp recipients got an increase in their monthly benefits, but it may not be enough. Also, a report highlights what advocates call abusive treatment of migrants.---Host: Nate BoyleProducer: Karen MarroquinContributors: Kimberly Silverio-Bautista

There’s a growing shortage of referees for high school sports across the country, and an effort is underway in Arizona to help keep officials in the game.--- Host: Tyler BudgeProducer: Tyler BudgeContributors: David Montoya

Arizona Democrat Kyrsten Sinema is a pivotal figure in the Biden administration’s efforts to pass a $3.5 trillion infrastructure deal. Plus, Arizona is about to pass 20,000 COVID-19 deaths, and the Southwest may be on track for a drier than usual winter.---Host: Natasha YeeProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Nate Boyle, Karen Marroquin, Brenda Rivas, Connor Worley

The Invest in Arizona Now Coalition has received enough signatures to block two of three recent tax cuts signed by the Governor. Plus, needle exchange programs and fentanyl testing strips are now legal in Arizona, and part of a new abortion law is blocked. Plus, foster children in Arizona wait desperately for federal aid approved at the end of last year. ---Host: Kasey Brammell Producer: Nate Boyle Contributors: Rob Winder, Laura Bargfeld and Natalie Skowlund

Former Sen. Jeff Flake and Cindy McCain, the widow of the late Sen. John McCain, testify before lawmakers considering their nominations to ambassadorships. And Mexico’s president apologizes to Yaqui leaders for historical injustices against the tribe.---Host: Emma VandenEindeProducer: Michael Baribault, Emma VandenEindeContributors: Simon Williams

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge rules the Legislature unconstitutionally included a ban on school mask mandate in the state's budget bill. Plus, Arizona nonprofits get ready to help hundreds of Afghan evacuees resettle in the state.---Host: Nate Boyle Producer: Karen MarroquinContributors: Megan Newsham, Mikenzie Hammel and Taylor Lane

University of Arizona researchers are hoping to simulate what life might look like when humans live on the moon or Mars.---Host: Tyler BudgeProducer: Tyler BudgeContributors: Nick Scheske

State Sen. Rebecca Rios of Arizona joined Democratic leaders in other states to call for Republicans to end 2020 election audits. Also, new projections on water levels in Lake Powell and Lake Mead raise concern over access to water, plus, a buffalo hunt is about to start in the Grand Canyon.---Host: Natasha YeeProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Emma VandenEinde, Rudy Cavazos, Ulysse Bex