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A look at who has already voted in Arizona and what that might tell us.
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One Phoenix area town has already said it will not allow marijuana sales if Proposition 207 passes. We'll hear about the legal mechanisms behind the plan. Plus, a young adult novel is getting new attention in today's conversation about racism. That and more on The Show.
The voter registration deadline in Arizona has changed several times in the final weeks before the election, confusing many Arizonans. Problems with voter registration in Arizona aren’t new — and they have caused thousands of ballots to be thrown out in previous elections.
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Why colder months tend to see an increase in disease. Plus, scientists make their first attempt at getting a sample from the surface of an asteroid. That and more on The Show.
Daily new COVID-19 cases are on the rise again, and with cooler weather in the air, The Show wanted to know what might be ahead in the weeks and months to come. Dr. Purnima Madhivanan is an infectious disease epidemiologist with the University of Arizona.
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Two polls show Democrat Mark Kelly leading Arizona's U.S. Senate race, and legislative leaders are questioning Gov. Doug Ducey’s emergency powers. Our Friday NewsCap panelists take on those and other top stories of the week. Plus, the highlights of nearly five decades of concert promoting. That and more on The Show.
It's still warm in Phoenix, but that doesn’t mean that fall is that way in the entire state. Arizona travel writer Roger Naylor is an avid hiker in Northern Arizona, and The Show asked him for his favorite spots to see colored leaves or feel a cool breeze.
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The recession that's come as a result of the coronavirus pandemic has hit a lot of sectors. Well hear how Arizona's nonprofits are doing and what the future may hold. Plus, why COVID-19 may be making the country's childhood obesity problem worse. That and more on The Show.
A ruling by a majority of the Supreme Court has put an early stop to the U.S. Census count. It had been scheduled to finish on Oct. 31, but that was moved up a couple of weeks by the Trump Administration, and the high court approved it. That means the official count ends Oct. 15 at midnight, causing a scramble among a diverse variety of groups trying to get the percentage of respondents to be as high as possible.
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Proposition 208 — Invest in Ed — would raise income taxes on wealthier Arizonans to bring hundreds of millions of dollars into the state’s K-12 system. We'll hear two very different perspectives on the initiative. Plus, Phoenix aims to snuff out flavored tobacco. That and more on The Show.
Voter have to decide on two citizen initiatives that qualified for this year's ballot. The Show is bringing you elevator pitches of sorts from the supporters and the opponents of these proposals, starting with Proposition 208, or the Invest in Education Act.
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