Now that the state has certified the 2022 election results, lawsuits challenging those results can begin. What may be on the docket in the coming weeks and months. And a new podcast looks at police misconduct in Arizona. That and more on The Show.

The state is set to canvas the 2022 election today, after a week of controversies over some counties doing the same. Plus, the general manager of Phoenix Rising Football Club talks about the team’s new home in Phoenix.

The deadline for counties to canvass their elections passed, and one did not do so on time. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week’s top stories. And the thrill of victory and agony of defeat for Valley fans of two countries competing in the World Cup. That and more on The Show.

Members of the LGBTQ community and their allies are advocating for laws that respect and protect their rights. How an ongoing survey aims to provide data to help those efforts. Plus, our Made in Arizona series returns with the story of how bagels got one local business through the pandemic. That and more on The Show.

The abuse of a 4-year-old boy with intellectual disabilities was caught on camera, and his caregiver made an admission to police. We’ll hear why that case is among hundreds of allagations of physical and sexual abuse that could not be proven. Plus, Latinos here and around the world are leaving the Catholic Church to become Mormon. That and more on The Show.

Republican officials in rural Cochise County voted to delay certifying November’s election results by the legal deadline. We’ll hear about the legal and political implications they could face. Plus, a KJZZ investigation finds people with intellectual disabilities face widespread abuse. That and more on The Show.

Katie Hobbs has been busy building a transition team and planning her legislative agenda in which she will have to work with a Republican majority. We’ll hear from the governor-elect herself. Plus, a new KJZZ series uncovers cases of abuse and neglect against people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. That and more on The Show.

This week, The Show is re-visiting some of our favorite discussions from past years and we’ll explore party etiquette in the COVID era.

With a disability, it’s easy to stay indoors. We’ll look at what happens when people with disabilities get outside and hit the trails. Plus, a Tiny Desert Concert from Afrolatina poet Raquel Denis. That and more as The Show is revisits some of our favorite discussions from past years.

For many women who hike alone, just getting to the trailhead means busting through a layer of resistance that isn’t there for men. That didn’t stop these three women from getting outdoors by themselves. Plus, we’ll meet a couple using iconic Arizona imagery in their graphic design shop. That and more as The Show is revisits some of our favorite discussions from past years.