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FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH16: The coronavirus is affecting many areas in rural Arizona as well as small communities, the GOP’s Environmental Plan is designed to encourage industries to ‘go green’, and a literal food desert transforms to promote healthy living and sustainable agriculture. Plus, the latest in science, education, and local news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAR9: The Sonoran capital of Sonora to make things a little easier for people going through the process of seeking asylum, US Senate candidate Mark Kelly speaks with KJZZ’s The Show, and the census has begun. Plus, the latest in science, education, and local news.

FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH2: A bill that would ban transgender teens from participating in girls’ sports is causing controversy; could daylight savings be coming to an end?; and an ancient counting tool could be making its way into math classes around the state. Plus, the latest in science, local, and education news.

FOR THE WEEK OF FEB24: The US Border Patrol is accused of desecrating a national monument, the state voucher issue is back in Arizona, and Asian businesses in Mesa are suffering amid fears of the coronavirus. Plus, the latest in local, science and Fronteras news.

FOR THE WEEK OF FEB17: the coronavirus or Covid-19 could impact our access to medicine, ASU launches a mini satellite, and have you seen the weeping woman? A tale from our Untold Arizona series. Plus, the latest in education and local news.

FOR THE WEEK OF FEB10: refugees urge the Arizona legislature to welcome those escaping violence and persecution, Kathy Hoffman gives the first State of Special Education address, and fears of the coronavirus might be sparking racism. Plus, Untold Arizona season 3 is back.

FOR THE WEEK OF FEB3: Phoenix weighs the risks of the coronavirus, Sonora, Mexico is dealing with a rise in murder and violence, and Arizona is facing a teacher shortage. Plus the latest in business and local news.

FOR THE WEEK OF JAN27: The US Dept of Justice filed civil actions against the owners of businesses who are allegedly making robocalls, there were some serious issues with ESA details, and technology is changing archaeology.

FOR THE WEEK OF JAN20: Impeachment is likely to play a big role in Senate campaigns, including Sen. McSally’s chances at election; a new bill at the Arizona Legislature targets students; and faking your emotions could backfire — plus, the latest in local and business news.

FOR THE WEEK OF JAN13: the Arizona legislature kicks off this week, Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman reacts to Gov. Doug Ducey’s education funding plan, and the Phoenix Mercury have a breakthrough. Plus the latest local and Fronteras news.