Gov. Doug Ducey will not seek election to the Senate this fall, and cities across the Valley honor Ukraine by lighting up buildings. Plus, U.S. Rep. Tom O’Halleran calls on President Joe Biden to send more COVID-19 tests to tribal communities.---Host: Alexandra Mora Medina Producer: Kirsten Dorman Contributors: Emma VandenEinde, Justin Torres, Molly Hudson, Anna Stansfield

The Department of Agriculture will provide emergency funding to help communities in the state recover from fires, and the U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear a challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act. Plus, why some Mohave County residents hope they finally will be compensated for illnesses caused from the fallout from nuclear testing decades ago. ---Host: Eric Castellon Producer: Thalia Lopez Contributors: Emma Vandeneinde

Voters this November could face tougher identification rules when they mail in their ballot or vote in person. Plus, Gov. Doug Ducey outlines a plan to help secure water for the state, and, as we head into March Madness, college basketball’s top 6 teams all take a tumble. ---Host: Emma VandenEinde Producer: Justin Torres Contributors: Karen Marroquin

Hundreds of people marched in Phoenix on Sunday to show support for Ukraine. Plus, why three Republicans in the Legislature voted against a bill banning abortion pills, and an Arizona theater production is headed to New York to tell the story of a Dreamer’s journey. ---Host: John Brown Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Kirsten Dorman, Thalia Lopez, Mitchell Zimmermann

Members of the state’s congressional delegation and Ukrainians in the Valley were swift to condemn the invasion of Ukraine. Plus, why some truckers are traveling cross country to Washington, D.C. Host: Emma VandenEinde Producer: Kirsten Dorman Contributors: Emma VandenEinde, Justin Torres, John Brown

Health officials are recommending a fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose to maintain the drop in cases across the U.S. Plus, Arizona lawmakers discuss what they hope to see from President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address next week, and a new bill would allow parents to know what their children are being taught in school and levy penalties against teachers. ---Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Thalia Lopez

Navy personnel are assisting overburdened health workers at Valleywise Health, and an Arizona House committee approves restrictions on videotaping police. Plus, a push to bring more electric vehicle charging stations to the state.

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Host: Cameron Rubner

Producer: Alexandra Mora Medina

Contributors: Mitchell Zimmerman, Emma Vandeneinde, and Madison Thomas

Masks still are required on the Navajo Nation to combat the spread of COVID-19. Plus, Arizona residents are feeling the pinch with rising rents, and how some airlines are turning to more sustainable aviation fuel to reduce carbon emissions.---Host: John Brown Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Thalia Lopez, Autriya Maneshni

Arizona’s GOP-controlled Senate has approved an expansion of the school voucher system, and a state House committee considers whether to split Maricopa County into four different counties. Plus, reflection on the WM Phoenix Open in Scottsdale after two years without fans.---Host: Alexandra Mora MedinaProducer: Justin TorresContributors: Emma VandenEinde, Justin Torres

Two Arizonans have been subpoenaed by congressional investigators after submitting an alternate slate of electors in the 2020 election; Pima County will not extend its mask mandate; and Scottsdale is asking residents to reduce their water use. Plus, baseball’s spring training is suspended indefinitely. ---Host: Thalia Lopez Producer: Mason Miller Contributors: Luke Vickery