Gov. Doug Ducey signs series of bills, including controversial measures on transgender rights and abortion. Plus, the Biden administration is considering lifting Title 42 asylum restrictions put in place during the pandemic, and Phoenix home prices are still rising. ---Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Molly Hudson

The House Appropriations Committee approved a K-12 funding bill Monday that would lower rural school district bu dgets; Arizona’s senators urge the Biden administration to extend a COVID-19 policy that turns away immigrants at the border, and all-star guard Chris Paul rejoins the Phoenix Suns after missing 15 games. ---Host: Emma VandenEinde Producer: Justin Torres Contributors: Nick Scheske, Alexandra Mora Medina, Justin Torres

A White House report calls for the removal of barriers to voting by Native Americans, and the Biden administration is reconsidering asylum restrictions. Plus, Arizona State University has chosen a new women's basketball coach. ---Host: John Brown Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Justin Torres, Thalia Lopez

The Republican-led Legislature has voted to outlaw abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. It also voted to bar transgender girls from playing on girl’s sports teams and to prohibit minors from having gender reassignment surgery. Plus, what’s ahead for Arizona’s monsoon season? ---Host: Alexandra Mora Medina Producer: Justin Torres Contributors: Evan Lis, Kirsten Dorman

Valleywise Health treated its first COVID-19 patient two years ago and nearly 16,000 since. Plus, Russia continues to detain the Mercury’s Brittney Griner but has allowed U.S. officials to meet with her for the first time. Plus, an Ohio mayor announces a body camera contract with Scottsdale-based Axon. ---Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Mitchell Zimmerman

The Senate Government Committee passed a bill Monday along party lines that would eliminate almost all early voting; a new wildfire outlook predicts a busy year for firefighters; and how a Yuma recycling company is working to keep solar panels out of landfills. ---Host: Emma VandenEinde Producer: Justin Torres Contributors: Alexandra Mora Medina, Autriya Maneshni

The Senate on Monday began confirmation hearings for the first Black woman nominated to the Supreme Court. Plus, Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel announces her resignation, the University of Arizona basketball team advances to the men’s Sweet Sixteen, and the growing challenge of gentrification in Tucson. ---Host: John Brown Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: McKenzie Allen-Charmley

Members of the state’s congressional delegation endorse sanctions but disagree on no-fly zone demand in Ukraine; Arizona city officials praise the American Rescue Plan a year later; and a pilot project in California aims to conserve water with the help of solar panels.---Host: Alexandra Mora Medina Producer: Kirsten Dorman Contributors: Emma VandenEinde, Karen Marroquin, Reagan Priest

Water levels at Lake Powell have dropped below the threshold set back in 2019, meaning hydropower could be affected. Plus, Cactus League spring training gets ready to start this week, and the University of Arizona partners with Space-X for a new fellowship beginning this summer. ---Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Thalia Lopez/ Sadie Babits Contributors: Eric Castellon, Evan Lis, Alexa Stanbridge

Some Republican lawmakers are voting against measures meant to toughen election procedures in Arizona. Plus, a new report finds 700 million pounds of radioactive waste was buried near the Grand Canyon, and homelessness in Maricopa County rose by 35% over the past two years.---Host/Producer: Emma VandenEinde Contributors: Alexandra Mora Medina, Justin Torres