Arizona hospitals continue to be overwhelmed, both by COVID-19 and non-COVID patients. Would COVID-only hospitals help alleviate the strain on the entire health care system? Plus, the U.S. Interior Department is looking into how to change offensive names on federal land. That and more on The Show.

The state’s K-12 public schools could face budget cuts and layoffs if the Legislature doesn’t take action on a spending limit. Superintendent Kathy Hoffman tells us her concerns and what needs to change. Plus, why some National Park officials think efforts to encourage more visitors during the pandemic may have worked a little too well. That and more on The Show.

The term “systemic racism” has been applied to many of our country’s institutions. We’ll hear how the phrase is shaping conversations about voting and the economy. Plus, a look inside the medical industry and who gets to decide what counts as unhealthy. That and more on The Show.

Gov. Doug Ducey has unveiled his spending plan for the upcoming year. We'll hear what is and is not in his proposed budget. Plus, a look at the legal landscape in Arizona surrounding the abortion debate. That and more on The Show.

Gov. Doug Ducey laid out some of his top priorities during his final State of the State address. Our Friday NewsCap panelists weigh in on that and former President Donald Trump’s visit to Arizona. Plus, why the online game Wordle is spelling fun for so many people. That and more on The Show.

Last year saw a record number of migrants dying in the desert. Why some advocates are blaming the Biden administration for that. And what are the best ways to talk to students after a school shooting? That and more on The Show.

The omicron variant has been dominant in Arizona for a little while now. A genetics researcher explains why it’s more transmissible and what that might tell us about where this virus is going. Plus, does Scottsdale’s immersive Van Gogh exhibit indicate a new direction in how we observe art? That and more on The Show.

Gov. Doug Ducey delivered his last State of the State address Monday. We'll hear what he had to say and what lawmakers think about the proposals. Plus, housing segregation has a long history in our communities, but its effects are still being felt today. That and more on The Show.

Gov. Doug Ducey will give his final State of the State address Monday afternoon, kicking off the legislative session. We'll hear what the governor may propose for the year. Plus, we’ll meet one local woman who did everything to protect herself from COVID-19 — and still tested positive. That and more on The Show.

The 2022 legislative session begins next week and will includes bills related to election reform, taxes and education funding. Our Friday NewsCap panelists weigh in on what to expect and the state’s other top stories. And Arizonans have embraced sports betting so far. What could the future hold for the industry? That and more on The Show.