David Neiwert explores the Minuteman movement, how it was covered by the media and whether it impacted U.S. border security.

Navajo Nation lawmakers have put off voting on a lease extension for a coal-fired power plant until later this month.

The so-called Gang of Eight bipartisan senators have released their proposed immigration reform legislation.

Chuck Coughlin, advisor to Governor Jan Brewer, discussed why Medicaid expansion in Arizona makes sense economically and morally.

Architect and visionary Paolo Soleri died on Tuesday in Paradise Valley at the age of 93. The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art is featuring an exhibition of Soleri's work called Paolo Soleri: Mesa City to Arcosanti.

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne is planning to file a lawsuit challenging the city of Bisbee's new civil union ordinance. He's also continuing efforts to challenge marshals in the polygamous community of Colorado City.

Comic Amy Donohue talked about her decision to donate a kidney and her efforts to serve as a spokesperson for organ donation.

The recent murders of prosecutors in Texas have put prosecutors across the nation on alert.

After a four-decade ban, the Scottsdale City Council has approved the return of ice cream trucks to the city's neighborhoods.

Dr. Daniel Von Hoff of Scottsdale Healhcare and TGen spoke about efforts to cure cancer, including the dream teams of physicians coming together with complementary areas of expertise.