President Trump had endorsed a candidate in next year’s GOP gubernatorial primary; this week, he also endorsed a second. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, the Southwest city that one author argues is a forgotten piece of America’s origin story.

A proposed roundabout in north Scottsdale recently became a bit of a flashpoint in city politics. We’ll hear what the data says about them — and why they can be so controversial. Plus, a new festival celebrates Phoenix’s DIY music scene.

If you had to describe Phoenix culture in three words, what would they be? Assessing life in the Valley after a year of reporting on it. And Rep. Juan Ciscomani on the priorities of the conservative Climate Caucus.

There’s a lot of uncertainty coming from the federal government in terms of what will be funded and what won’t be. How that uncertainty trickles down to states trying to craft their budgets. Plus, why a notable flavor in your tap water might not be a bad thing.

American universities have been at the center of political — and policy — debates over the past several months. A former Arizona regent explains what he sees as the mission of the state’s public universities. Plus, why watching intense movies and TV shows might be good for you.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is warning lawmakers not to send her any more bills until they come up with a compromise to find a program for residents with developmental disabilities. Our Friday NewsCap panelist analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, showcasing the history and heritage of Santa Cruz County.

New data show child care in Arizona is more expensive than college. The challenge of bringing down the cost of child care. Plus, a Pulitzer-nominated playwright on dramatizing racial violence.

For many years, drag queen Crimmson Sparkles could only be herself when no one was watching. Hear how she found the strength to do it on stage in front of a crowd. Plus, data centers use a lot of water, but some are trying to use less.

Arizona Democrats had high hopes going into last year’s election, but the results generally did not live up to them. Hear from the new chair of the state Democratic Party about what has to change. Plus, an artist targeted by one of President Donald Trump’s executive orders says he refuses to be intimidated.

Phoenix hosted the Border Security Expo this month, showcasing all kinds of tech to be used by the government. Take a look inside the exhibit hall. Plus, a writer from “Animaniacs” on the future of animation.