KJZZ's The Show

New data suggests a blood test may be able to detect several forms of cancer — including some that can’t currently be screened for. What this might mean for cancer care. Plus, capturing a different side of Sun City through photography.

New data shows more Latinos in Arizona see environmental conditions as significant concerns. Find out what else the new DATOS report has to say. Plus, a Navajo comic brings his all-Indigenous comedy show to the Valley.

Desert design week is digging into stories from the region. And music may not have ruined a documentary filmmaker’s life, but he thinks it makes for a great story. That and more on The Show.

We’ll take a deep dive into two propositions on your ballot that aim to restrict taxes. And how design and architecture can mitigate the impact of extreme heat. That and more on The Show.

Border wall crews bulldozed through an ancient intaglio in southern Arizona. New research shows it's older than Stonehenge. And Phoenix’s plan to add more electric vehicle charging stations citywide. That and more on The Show.

Christa Pike is in critical condition after a botched attempted execution in Tennessee. How her story collides with Arizona’s own complicated history with lethal injection. And the impact of Arizona getting less federal money for rural health care than expected. That and more on The Show.

TSMC has invested a record-setting $265 billion in Arizona as it continues to expand its massive semiconductor plant here. But now, Governor Hobbs is getting warnings from China about developing political ties with Taiwan. Plus, what’s the goal of the military-style type workouts that left one ASU hockey player on life support? That and more on The Show.

The Maricopa County Attorney found fewer noncitizens had voted in Arizona elections than other officials had suggested. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, how baseball’s labor dispute could impact the Cactus League.

HIV is no longer a death sentence today, but hundreds of new cases are diagnosed in Arizona every year. We’ll hear why Latino men are particularly at risk. Plus, a new incentive to get drivers in one city to slow down.

ICE has largely abandoned its plan to buy up warehouses here and around the country and turn them into detention facilities. A new report shows it has resulted in millions of wasted taxpayer dollars. Plus, a local painter on capturing the power of Arizona’s monsoon.