Trevor Halpern, CEO of Halpern Residential at eXp, joined the show to talk about Zillow's lawsuit and the current housing market. Where does Phoenix real estate market sit in the middle of all of this? 

On today's Why, Trevor Halpern, CEO of Halpern Residential at eXp answers: Why is the confusing “coming soon” debate likely to affect buyers and sellers in Phoenix?

On today's headline Volley, Chris and Joe figure out how to make Phoenix a cleaner city. Gen Z has no emergency savings, can you survive without savings?

Another wrong way driver trying to defend themselves in court. Chris and Joe breakdown how to get away with wrong way driving, but not DUI's.

Arizona Senators Warren Petersen and Analise Ortiz are going back and forth about the legality of alerting people where ICE agents are through social media. Across the country U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego visits Iowa, sparking presidential rumors.

On today's Why, Barry Markson answers the question: Why is the constitution a tricky obstacle for the haters to overcome? Arizona Senators Warren Petersen and Analise Ortiz are fighting over the revealing of ICE agents on social media and its legality.

Still going to be hot this weekend.  Which means you may be trying to scoot out of the Valley and find something to do that doesn’t involve sweating so much.  One high profile travel publisher has some suggestions. 

Why is the Tempe City Council still going to get what they want when it comes to the parks?

Tempe voters may soon decide the fate of a new ordinance that puts new rules into place when it comes to large gatherings at public parks. Last month, the city council unanimously approved an ordinance that sets stricter guidelines for public events.

The Phoenix Police Department says it contacted the Department of Child Safety five times after contact with Rebekah and her siblings. The 10-year-old girl was found tortured and abused on July 27 and died from her injuries three days later.