Brittney Griner and Diana Taruasi teamed up with more than 500 other female athletes to challenge Mississippi’s new abortion bill. Also, Arizona hits a record high in West Nile virus cases this season, and a report says Arizona families benefited from $352 million in Child Tax Credits in August. Plus, a rare Arizona succulent called Bartram’s stonecrop will be listed as an endangered species starting Sept. 30.---Host: Nate BoyleProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Nate Boyle, Emma VandenEinde, Simon Williams

Thousands of Haitians are gathering at the southern border, sparking a crisis for the Biden administration. Also, the Arizona Coyotes propose a new arena in Tempe, and mobile COVID-19 testing and vaccine vans deploy across metro Phoenix.---Host: Emma VandenEindeProducer: Michael Baribault, Emma VandenEindeContributors: Kylie Cochrane, Nick Scheske, Isabella Hoffman

COVID-19 has now killed roughly as many people as the Spanish flu pandemic did, but a scientific trial finds two vaccines look to be safe for children. Plus, the Labor Department plans to implement workplace rules intended to protect workers against extreme heat, and why traffic is back in the Valley.---Host: Nathaniel BoyleProducer: Karen MarroquinContributors: Isabella Fredrickson, Genesis Sandoval, Balin Overstoz-McNair, Lauren Quinlan

It’s a tough time for homebuyers in the Phoenix area, where prices are high and competition is fierce. Some people are seeking an edge by writing letters to sellers, but that could violate fair housing laws.---Host: Tyler BudgeProducer: Tyler BudgeContributors: Rob Winder

A memorial took place in Mesa to honor Balbir Singh Sodi, the victim of the first post-9/11 hate crime. Maricopa County is providing free legal aid for renters, and learn how the Phoenix Mercury cap their wins with a special locker room playlist.---Host: Natasha YeeProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Connor Worley, Alyssa Stoney, Payton Muse

Election advocates from Arizona and across the country discuss the audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results. Plus, why restaurant employees at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport went on strike Wednesday.---Host: Kasey BrammellProducer: Tyler BudgeContributors: Nicole Long, Rudy Cavazos, Sydney Witte

Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed a lawsuit accusing the Biden administration of federal overreach. Plus, the monsoon season has relieved some of Arizona’s drought, and the state reports its most COVID-19 deaths since February.---Host: Emma VandenEindeProducer: Connor WorleyContributors: Nate Boyle

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is one of the Republican governors accusing President Joe Biden of overreaching his authority regarding COVID-19 vaccine requirements. Plus, an Arizona database may have potentially dangerous flaws, and former President Donald Trump endorses state Rep. Mark Finchmen for secretary of state.---Host: Nathaniel BoyleProducer: Karen MarroquinContributors: Emma VandenEinde

It’s been 20 years since 9/11, and since 2004, people have gathered at a healing field in Tempe Beach Park to honor those who died.---Host: Karen MarroquinContributors: Tyler Budge, Molly Hudson

Arizona opens sports betting across the state, Tempe officials push for more electric vehicle charging stations, and the delta variant is straining hospitals across Arizona. Plus, Arizona state Sen. Kirsten Engel resigns to prep for a congressional race. ---Host: Natasha Yee Producer: Connor Worley Contributors: David Medina, Emma VandenEinde, Olivia McCann, Kam Deyer