A recent Supreme Court decision has many worried about the strength of climate and conservation laws. And, we take a critical look at dire predictions of Phoenix’s future as temperatures are expected to get even hotter. That and more on The Show.
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U.S. Supreme CourtLate last month, the Supreme Court voted to overturn the Chevron doctrine. The Show sat down with Erin X. Wong from High Country News to talk about the decision's impact on environmental issues. -
Getty ImagesThe Show sat down with Matei Georgescu, Ph.D., director of ASU’s Urban Climate Research Center, as well as Ray Stern, a longtime Arizona journalist, to talk about dire predictions of Phoenix's future. -
Maria Inés Taracena/Arizona Public Media/handout | partnerAn investigation by the Arizona Republic found students at the University of Arizona Global Campus say they were taken advantage of. However, this isn’t the only school where students have alleged these kinds of things. -
Wayne Schutsky/KJZZA candidate in a packed Republican legislative primary election in Northern Arizona stands accused of stolen valor and racism – but one powerful GOP ally continues to stand by him in spite of those allegations.
