Tribal leaders in Arizona are proposing a set of bills to protect cultural and sacred sites. Plus, the inflation rate in Phoenix is one of the highest in the country; Flagstaff is set to receive millions for railway restoration, and traffic deaths fell 30% in the first three months of 2022. --- Host: Jordan Lavezzari Producer: Athena Ankrah Contributors: Annie Lavino, Jordan Lavezzari, Haley Smilow, John Brown, Ryan Knappenberger

Migrant deaths in Arizona deserts have fallen, even though the number of people caught crossing the border has increased. Plus, a new study finds Arizona youth aren’t aware of the dangers of fentanyl; Flagstaff is set to increase its minimum wage next year, and cicadas make their presence known with their tell-tale buzz. --- Host: Emily Mai Producer: Autriya Maneshni Contributors: Tristan Richards, Conor McGill, Athena Ankrah

The NBA has suspended Robert Sarver, who owns the Phoenix Suns and the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury, for the upcoming season over workplace misconduct. Plus, a November ballot proposition would grant in-state tuition regardless of a student’s immigration status. --- Host: Athena Ankrah Producers: Athena Ankrah, Damon Fairall Contributors: Valeria Rodriguez, Damon Fairall, Geraldine Torellas, Chase Drumgoole, Andrew Schwager

Democrat Katie Hobbs won’t debate Republican Kari Lake in the governor's race. Plus, why tribes and local governments in Arizona may back off earlier offers to give up some water, and a popular Valley trailhead will reopen after being closed for two years. --- Host: Chase Drumgoole Producer: Autriya Maneshni, Kenny Rasmussen Contributors: Autriya Maneshni, Paloma Garcia, Athena Ankrah and Ryan Knappenberger

The new COVID-19 booster approved by the FDA last week is meant to help with Omicron variants, and Arizona will get millions of dollars to improve water infrastructure but some say it’s not enough. --- Host: Emily Mai Producer: Autriya Maneshni Contributors: Olivia Dols, Edison LaCour

On Capitol Hill, a House committee hears from federal and local experts on border security and Title 42; voters name their top priorities for candidates in a recent poll; new signs of Arizona becoming a major hub for tech jobs; and with the NFL Draft underway in Vegas, former Arizona State players may have a chance to go pro. --- Host: Alexandra Mora Medina Producer: Kirsten Dorman Contributors: Emma VandenEinde, Justin Torres, Molly Hudson, Emily Sacia

A federal judge is temporarily restraining the White House from lifting what’s known as Title 42 as debate continues over the future of this policy. Plus, Dr. Anthony Fauci gives an upbeat assessment of the state of COVID-19 in the U.S. and a baseball team from a small mining town in Arizona hopes to hit a championship home run. --- Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Hayden Weber

Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez announced his candidacy for a second term; Arizona Rep. Debbie Lesko reportedly joined a meeting to devise a scheme to keep Donald Trump in office; and what a proposed U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan could mean for two fish in Arizona.--- Host: Emma VandenEinde Producer: Justin Torres Contributors: Alexandra Mora Medina, Ashley Chorzelewski

A Trump-era policy that forces asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for their hearings will be argued Tuesday before the U.S. Supreme Court. Plus, federal labor officials are trying to get Starbucks to reinstate three fired employees who are actively unionizing, and how two sisters at Tempe Preparatory Academy helped save the boy’s baseball season. --- Host: John Brown Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Eric Castellon

The American Lung Association’s latest State of the Air report says most Arizonans are affected by high pollution; why the Colorado is considered the most endangered river in the U.S.; the implications of the Phoenix Suns losing their star player for a few weeks, and what the return of federal climate regulations mean for Arizona. --- Host: Alexandra Mora Medina Producer: Kirsten Dorman Contributors: Emma VandenEinde, Justin Torres