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.

A pair of Trump Administration officials came to Phoenix this week, to talk health and border security. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, why a Valley stage is being overtaken by giant ant puppets.

The latest tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have raised lots of concerns about prices and the general economy. Why those concerns are not shared by one border town mayor. Plus, a beloved sketch comedian from the ’90s wrestles with modernity.

Grace Helbig has built a career out of being herself online. We’ll hear how the version of herself she shows the world changed when she was diagnosed with cancer. Plus, the curiously collaborative relationship between Donald Trump and Claudia Sheinbaum.

What makes us happy, and what role does the government play in that? We kick off a series on happiness. Plus, as temperatures approach triple digits, how spring is springing across Arizona.

Arizona’s superintendent of public instruction says too many students are missing too much school. We’ll hear what Tom Horne wants to do about that. Plus, looking at the world through the window of a Waffle House.

Candidates have been jumping into elections from Congress to secretary of state. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, big changes are on the way for the United Soccer League, home of Phoenix Rising.

Arizona’s legislative Latino caucus had a bit of a controversy earlier this year. A political strategist wonders about the purpose and makeup of these kinds of groups. Plus, an experimental procedure for generating customized pets — including glowing rabbits.