The FLDS community of Short Creek is at the center of the largest outbreak of measles Arizona has seen in decades. It comes as the town has tried to move beyond the legacy of Warren Jeffs. Plus, a visit the Jane Goodall archive, housed at ASU.

As the Trump administration continues its mass deportation campaign, more pregnant immigrants are being detained. We’ll meet the midwife treating them. Plus, treating altitude sickness from a clinic just a little bit above sea level.

Wildfires can negatively impact water quality, even after they’re extinguished. We’ll hear from a researcher who found contaminants eight years after a fire. Plus, Diamondbacks Hall of Famer Randy Johnson takes his camera to Africa.

A new audit says the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office vastly inflated costs related to court oversight. ACLU of Arizona’s director explains why she finds the report troubling. Plus, how Robrt Pela’s childhood friendship dream came true.

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson continues to delay swearing in Congresswoman-elect Adelita Grijalva. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and more of the week’s top stories. Plus, some legendary blues recordings that were made right here in Phoenix.

Some federal workers are missing their first paychecks, as the government shutdown continues. A union leader tells us what he’s hearing from his members. Plus, a famous Dallas Cowboys cheerleader comes home to Arizona.

Arizona has come up with a way to restart some home building, while being careful about groundwater use. We’ll hear from a longtime water lawyer on finding that balance. Plus, one chef's mission to deliver cancer-fighting meals across the Valley.

The number of officer-involved shootings in Phoenix has gone up since Matt Giordano took over as police chief. Can the department make the reforms needed to reverse the trend? Plus, the massage therapists who treat horses like professional athletes.

How scientists are trying to help outdoor workers prevent heat-related illnesses. And why one emerging form of betting on the WNBA has some scratching their heads. That and more on The Show.

With David Schweikert leaving Congress to run for governor, there’s a lot of speculation about which Republicans will run in that competitive district. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that, the delay of Adelita Grijalva's swearing-in and the rest of the week’s top stories. And, we’ll meet a man who goes into the desert to look for migrants who’ve gotten lost there.