The Show visited Litchfield Park and the Wigwam Resort. Now it’s a well-known resort, but it didn’t start out that way. Lisa Hegarty, executive director at the P.W. Litchfield Heritage Center, talked to The Show about it's impact and history on the West Valley.

Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation says it’s planning to expand its Fort Worth to El Paso route of autonomous trucks into Phoenix next year. Andrew Hawkins, Transportation Editor at The Verge, joined The Show talk about this new driverless venture into the region.

After Arizona State University broke yet another enrollment record — nearly 41,000 new students are Sun Devils.

Coronado High School in Scottsdale is launching a fire science academy. Starting next school year, students will be able to earn six industry certifications before graduating from high school.

Nominations are being accepted for a Scottsdale program that honors military veterans and service members.

The Tempe Chamber of Commerce is teaming up with Microsoft and LinkedIn to offer free online courses for students, job seekers, professionals and retirees.

The Chandler City Council has approved the purchase of 10 ambulances for the Chandler Fire Department.

The Arabian National Breeder Finals is happening now in Scottsdale. It features competition horses from all over the world, Brazil, Belgium, Europe, the Middle East and across the country. Austin Garrett has spent his entire life in the world of Arabian horses, and joined The Show to talk about the world of Arabian horse breeding and what the competition looks like.

A former employee of the Phoenix Suns is claiming she was discriminated against and wrongfully terminated. She’s filed a complaint against the team and could ultimately sue.

Arizona’s minimum wage is set to hit $14.70 per hour come January, a 35 cent jump. The wage is tied to inflation, which the Bureau of Labor statistics announced was at 2.5% year over year.

Located just north of the Davis-Monthan Air Force base, the “29th Street Thrive Zone” between Alvernon Way and Craycroft Road has struggled with high crime rates and concentrated poverty for decades.

On Tuesday, AHCCCS, Arizona’s version of Medicaid, notified five health care plans involved with the state’s long-term care program that it will extend a one year contract to current carriers.