Housing, workforce and affordability are not just political issues in the Valley — they’re also business ones. The head of Greater Phoenix Leadership on finding compromise. Plus, why one Arizona travel writer is mourning the end of summer as the rest of us celebrate.
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Tim Agne/KJZZBack in January, the Trump administration revoked an Obama era memorandum preventing Immigration and Customs Enforcement from conducting enforcement actions in certain areas, such as schools, hospitals and places of worship. -
Getty ImagesThe NCAA is alleging that more than a dozen former basketball players violated rules against sports betting. The NCAA is not naming the players, but Chris Karpman is reporting who was involved at ASU. -
Amber Victoria Singer/KJZZFormer Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano is now in his 10th year as president and CEO of Greater Phoenix Leadership, which is made up of business executives from around the Valley. -
Bridget Dowd/KJZZIt's finally cooling down a little bit in the Valley. Roger Naylor is a little sad to see summer go, and joined The Show to talk more about it. -
Lurah BladeOne day, when KJZZ’s Sam Dingman was working as a bellman at a hotel in New York, jazz drummer Brian Blade checked in and handed Sam his cymbal bag.
