Axon’s new AI tool generates police reports from body camera footage. A new investigation shows the system has an alarming lack of safeguards against bias and mistakes. Plus, what actually works when it comes to preventing school shootings?

The Hopi Tribe is poised to lose out on millions of federal dollars to electrify homes with solar power. We’ll hear form its chairman on why that matters and how they may fight the decision. Plus, vertiports may be coming to the Valley. What are they, and how much noise will they make?

Arizona state troopers have faced understaffing and low pay for years. Now they say they need millions to patch an outdated communication system. Plus, an award-winning film location scout on finding the perfect shot at all costs.

A global group of arid cities is trying to figure out how to deal with some of their shared challenges. Could Phoenix at some point join that group? Plus, the humanity that emerged when Japanese prisoners were sent to the Gila River Indian Reservation.

A judge has ruled Arizona's system of funding capital needs in public schools is unconstitutional. Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, is it time to bid a frond farewell to the palm tree?

Advocates say the president's new executive order targeting homelessness is a step toward institutionalization. But the mom of someone with mental illness says it’s a promising one. Plus, how scientists track where metro Phoenix’s ozone pollution actually comes from.

Some Arizona cities have put new regulations on data centers, expressing concern over their size and energy and water use. Hear about the growing debate over these facilities. Plus, Ugandan musician Giovanni Kiyingi on balancing religion and musicianship.

Witnesses deported, suspects held in ICE custody — we’ll hear how the president’s mass deportation campaign is interfering with criminal courts. Plus, a Black Phoenix police officer on why it’s important for people of color to join the force.

A minority of Arizona third-graders read at a proficient level on assessments last year. Learn about a new initiative aiming to bring those numbers up. Plus, if you think people who wear political merchandise are zealots — think again.

An Arizona lawmaker has come under criticism for social media posts documenting ICE activity. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, an emerging Phoenix photographer's subversive take on classic works of art.