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Every year, people are injured and some die at the Grand Canyon — not realizing how dangerous the national park can be. Meet the search and rescue team that works to prevent these tragedies. Plus, the long-standing controversy over bilingual education in Arizona. That and more on The Show.

One of the indicted so-called "fake electors" has reached a plea deal with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. And, only you can celebrate Smokey Bear’s 80th birthday. That and more on The Show.

Elite athletes at the Paris Olympics are giving themselves a boost — legally. We’ll hear about the surprising performance benefits of a common kitchen ingredient. Plus, the acting U.S. Labor secretary on the administration’s proposed rules for workers in extreme heat. That and more on The Show.

Phoenix officials have expanded cooling centers across the city this summer — trying to stave off another record year of heat-related deaths. But not everyone who lives on the streets is using them. Plus, Project 2025 borrows heavily from Arizona’s education playbook. That and more on The Show.

Sen. JD Vance visited Arizona last week in the wake of attempts by Democrats to brand him as "weird." But Vance’s supporters say his story is their story. Also, find out how schools are trying to keep students cool — and safe. That and more on The Show.

Vice President Kamala Harris is campaigning in Arizona and could name U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly as her running mate this week. We’ll hear what it means that Arizona is at the center of the political world. Plus, is AI an existential threat to humanity or a harmless imitation of it? That and more on The Show.

Arizona’s primary elections have set up a showdown for control of elections in the state’s largest county. Our Friday NewsCap will break down that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, how to find your next podcast listen in a crowded audio landscape. That and more on The Show.

Native Americans have the highest mortality rates of any racial group in the country. We’ll hear how simple fixes helped one doctor save her patients’ lives. Plus, where is the hottest place in Arizona? When was our hottest day? the answers may surprise you. That and more on The Show.

Primary election results are rolling in, deciding many of the most important races in the state. We’ll hear which races to watch and what it means for November. Plus, we take a 750-mile walk in the park — through the Grand Canyon. That and more on The Show.

Today is primary election day in Arizona. We’ll hear how elections operations are going in Maricopa County. Plus, the number of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. has gone up. That and more on The Show.