Local leaders have voted to block a massive data center proposed for a 290-acre stretch of land southeast of downtown Tucson. Law enforcement is investigating the parent teacher network at a charter school in Queen Creek. Plus, the latest Tiny Desert Concert.

Local leaders in Tucson have voted not to allow a proposed data center with ties to Amazon known as Project Blue to move forward. The Arizona Department of Water Resources was slapped with a lawsuit this week by an environmental group, the Center for Biological Diversity. Plus, Americans are desperate to get more sleep. But are they taking it too seriously?

The Dragon Bravo Fire has burned over 111,000 acres and is threatening the Kaibab Lodge. The Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans is warning that hundreds of billions of dollars will be cut from Medicaid and Medicare over the next 10 years. Plus, from KJZZ’s original production The Show, a conversation with a specialist about how Maricopa County became an HIV hotspot, and how funding cuts will make it worse.

The Department of Interior is transferring public land along the Arizona-Mexico border to the U.S. military. The so-called “Epstein files” have become a divisive issue for Republicans in Arizona’s congressional delegation. Plus, from KJZZ’s original production The Show, a conversation with local researchers who are working on a faster way to diagnose Valley fever.

Though former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema isn’t running for public office, she continues to use hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds to pay for plane tickets, hotels and meals. A new sports bar in Phoenix's Melrose District prioritizes women's sports. Plus, from KJZZ’s original production The Show, Arizona wants to boost water supplies but is cutting funding.

The newly chosen Phoenix police chief says it's a dream come true to return to the department where he started his career. A pair of conservation groups are suing the Trump administration over a stretch of Arizona borderland that’s slated to see wall construction in the next two months. Plus, a remembrance of Steve Benson, the longtime political cartoonist for the Arizona Republic.

Arizona Democrats in Congress have sponsored several bills this year aimed at getting states more federal assistance to cope with extreme heat. But, those bills face long odds. Plans to build a passenger rail line between Phoenix and Tucson are picking up steam. Plus, Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes a bill designed to punish superintendents and board members if a school district goes bankrupt.

KJZZ examines the impact of the Trump administration on Arizona’s water issues in a three-part series. State senators passed a bill to allow the use of state and local taxes to pay for stadium repairs for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Plus, a new installment of the series “Throwing Shade” from KJZZ's The Show.

An Arizona state lawmaker's slate of candidates could upend the state Republican Party. Hopis were among the earliest Alcatraz prisoners. Arizona university students and staff express outrage over decision to remove diversity from policies. Plus the latest business, metro Phoenix and Fronteras Desk news.

Shifting dynamics and electoral politics are shaping the relationship between Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Republican-controlled Legislature. Local businesses are bracing for potential shortages after avian flu hit the largest egg producer in the southwestern United States. The U.S. Supreme Court recently declined to hear the nonprofit Apache Stronghold’s case to preserve Oak Flat from a proposed copper mine. Plus the latest education, metro Phoenix and Fronteras Desk news.