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.

Hundreds of Tucsonans packed into the convention center this week to oppose Project Blue. We’ll find out why the proposed data center is igniting such opposition. Plus, envisioning a less threatening robotic future where humans and cyborgs eat noodles together.

There are different ways to measure how effective a political campaign is. Meet the analyst who’s applying a baseball stat to the campaign trail. Plus, searching in vain for accurate representation of Latinx people in video games.

Climate change is causing challenges for all kinds of institutions. The outgoing head of Desert Botanical Garden talks about efforts to adapt. Plus, with temperatures and prices rising, how can you find an ideal and affordable third space?

The cost of keeping kids busy during the summer has skyrocketed. Where does that leave kids from low-income families when school is out? On screens. Plus, what’s next for the Diamondbacks after they traded some key players at the deadline?

There has never been a successful third party in Arizona politics, but the No Labels Party is back and aiming for the middle. Our Friday NewsCap panelists discuss that and more of the week’s top stories. Plus, a troubled Phoenix high-schooler attends a wilderness therapy program, with tragic results.

Goodbye rat men, hello messy girls. This year’s crop of TV protaginists is flipping the script. We’ll hear what it means when goofy sidekicks become main characters. Plus, who’s tracking your data, who they’re selling it to and why you should care.