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Latino voters make up a sizable part of Arizona’s electorate. We’ll hear how candidates and campaigns should be talking to them. And on Halloween, why horror movies can leave such a mark on us. That and more on The Show.
A poll released earlier this election season found the most important issues to Latino voters in Arizona were inflation, crime and gun violence and jobs. And how candidates and campaigns reach out to this group of voters can be critical to their success at the polls.
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Arizona is in the national spotlight over accusations of voter intimidation and harassment. Our Friday NewsCap panelists talk about that and the rest of the week’s top stories. Plus, the Arizona Coyotes host their first game in their new temporary home at Arizona State University. That and more on The Show.
Acts of voter intimidation and harassment have been reported all across the state. And there's confusion over how Cochise County intends to follow state law in its ballot-counting efforts.
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Questions swirl in Cochise County after a vote to require a hand count of ballots. Plus, respiratory viruses are hitting children hard as winter approaches. That and more on The Show.
The Arizona Department of Health Services is reporting an uptick in the amount of cases of respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV.
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From heat to climate change, environmental issues are showing up on the campaign trail more than ever. We’ll discuss how voters can weigh these issues as Election Day draws near. Plus, remembering the former Mesa mayor who envisioned what the city would become today. That and more on The Show.
Zines are a way for lots of authors — particularly those who don’t often get a seat at the traditional publishing table — to get their work out into the world. They’re part of what Amber McCrary calls the "radical publishing world."
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The idea of civility in Arizona politics seems to have all but disappeared in recent years. One longtime political heavyweight on what’s lost when we lose decorum. Plus, why bulk trash has been sitting outside some Phoenix homes for weeks. That and more on The Show.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors voted 2-1 on Oct. 24 to require a full hand count of the election results on Nov. 8. This is despite warnings from the county attorney that the decision is illegal.
