It was kind of a mixed bag for Arizona teams in 2025. We’ll hear what changes may be on the horizon in the sports world in 2026. Plus, how fonts have gotten caught up in political disputes.
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Jean Clare Sarmiento/KJZZAs we get closer to the new year, The Show is taking a look at what 2026 may hold in a few areas of life here in the Valley — starting with the sports landscape. -
Amber Victoria Singer/KJZZThree years ago here at The Show, we started a tradition: tasting executive producer Amy Silverman's eggnog. -
Ambar Favela/KJZZThe UN Security Council this week is expected to meet to talk about Iran’s nuclear program. This precedes an expected visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Florida to meet with President Donald Trump next week. -
Athena Ankrah/KJZZAngel Díaz was an all-around artist, from graffiti to tattoos to public murals and even jiu-jitsu. -
Rosemarie Dombrowski/HandoutPhoenix poet Rosemarie Dombrowski is embracing old holiday traditions this year. Here's the latest essay in The Show's Eating Christmas collection. -
Office of Sen. Kyrsten SinemaArizona’s current budget allocates $5 million for research into the potential medical benefits of Ibogaine, a psychedelic derived from an African root. -
KJZZ/IllustrationIn times of political division, it can seem like just about everything, no matter how trivial, is fodder for debate.
