Canadian snowbirds are bailing out of Arizona’s housing market in record numbers. A local realtor tells us how Trump’s threats are making it worse. Plus, what role should protests play for the left in the new Trump era?

Arizonans overwhelmingly voted to protect abortion rights last year, but GOP lawmakers are still trying to restrict them. Friday NewsCap takes on that and the rest of the week's top stories and the personal impact of DEI cuts on college campuses. Plus, Arizona’s longest-serving Congressman has died.

Why The Trump administration’s latest round of cuts threatens election security. And, a Flagstaff guitarmaker on the literal and figurative resonance of raw wood.

Can state lawmakers and the governor come together to strike a deal on housing? And the sounds of Chicano English — and why it’s not the same as Spanglish.

A unique sculpture installation is currently on view at the Desert Botanical Garden. A longtime historian talks about the birth control movement in Arizona before it was legalized. And we look to the cosmos for guidance on how to navigate an already-eventful month of March.

How the back-and-forth on tariffs against Canada is impacting Arizona’s relationship with its second-biggest trading partner. Plus, a veteran documentarian looks back at her debut film about visionary architect Al Beadle.

Gov. Katie Hobbs says she won't spend Arizona money on the Grand Canyon amid Trump's staffing cuts. Friday NewsCap guests take on that and the rest of the week's top political stories. And, pop-punk band Diva Bleach on going from meeting in a music class to playing festivals.

Haunting black and white images of abandoned buildings printed on paper that's decaying before your eyes. How a new photography exhibition channels Phoenix’s disconnection from its own history. Plus, how federal funding cuts are impacting life at the Grand Canyon.

Immigrants are the backbone of the restaurant business, and they’re bracing for mass deportations. Phoenix chef Chris Bianco says it’s creating a culture of fear in an already strapped industry. Plus, some advocates are crying foul about a proposal to detain people suspected of using drugs.

The opioid epidemic rages on in Arizona, but now, there are effective treatments for it. Hear from one Valley doctor who says they’re still too hard to get. Plus, the controversy over a proposal to allow homes to be built at churches and other religious institutions.