It's been another busy news year. We’re taking a look back at the stories that captured your attention these last 12 months.
We’re not saying these are the biggest stories out of Arizona this year — just the ones you, our audience, viewed the most.
Revisit the most popular stories from The Show on KJZZ.org in 2025.
Former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Chandi Dayle dishes on “America's Sweethearts” and her next chapter as assistant cheer coach at the University of Arizona.
As part of the summer series Throwing Shade, The Show wondered — why does metro Phoenix have so many palm trees? And, is it time to plant something else?
The group is called National Ground Game, and they’re calling their event something we can’t say on the radio.
Leah Williams is the founder of the Barefoot Trail. She says it’s the first so-called “grounding” trail in the United States — and it’s located just outside of Flagstaff in Bellemont, Arizona.
5. 250M pounds of produce get thrown away at the U.S.-Mexico border now. Tariffs could make it worse
If you live in Arizona, maybe you have a vague sense that many of the state’s fruits and vegetables filling our grocery aisles came from Mexico. But, what you might not realize is just how many of them do.