Arizona's Evening News

David Iverson joins Arizona's Evening News to explain how a mining project went from discovery to production in just two years when it normally can take decades.

Governor Katie Hobbs and her running mate John Giles toured MKB Construction in Gilbert on the campaign trail. Balin Overstolz was there and tells us more about it.

The Arizona Corporation Commission voted to lower the solar export rate last month, meaning those who use residential solar are getting paid less for excess energy they send back to the grid. Heidi Hommel joins the show to tell us more.

Josh Logan joins Arizona's Evening News to discuss the disciplinary records of two former Phoenix police officers being investigated for using force during a traffic stop.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News to explain why Republicans are calling for the Attorney General to release video interviews from the pay-to-play investigation into Gov. Katie Hobbs.

Heidi Hommel joins Arizona's Evening News to explain some of the pros and cons of data centers.

Robert Anglen joins Arizona's Evening News to give an update on an ASU hockey player who suffered a heat-related injury during a training workout.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News with the details of a legal case between the Goldwater Institute and Arizona State University that has reached the Arizona Supreme Court.

Shira Tanzer joins Arizona's Evening News to explain how a local school district is partnering with a national program to bring more diversity into classrooms.

Balin Overstolz joins Arizona's Evening News to explain how demand for around-the-clock services for the homeless during the summer months has outpaced expectations.

Heidi Hommel joins Arizona's Evening News to give an update on the flash flooding in the Grand Canyon over the weekend

David Iverson joins Arizona's Evening News to give a preview of events happening around the Valley this weekend.

Balin Overstolz heard about community oppostion to border wall construction at two different locations in southern Arizona this week and joins Arizona's Evening News to explain the community's concerns.

Arizona has been added to the list of states targeted for allowing noncitizens to pay in-state tuition at public colleges. KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson has more.

Valley therapist Michael Klinker joins the show to discuss the record breaking $17 billion settlement Meta is being forced to pay and the impact social media has on kids.

Maicopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell held a press conference today taking questions about the two now fired Phoenix police officers charged for a violent traffic stop. Our Heidi Hommel tells us more from the press conference. 

The city of Tempe announced they will no longer be using Flock license plate cameras anymore. Balin Overstolz has been following this story and tells us more.

The Arizona Criminal Justice Commission released the results of their 2026 Arizona youth survey. The survey looks at youth substance use, exposure to violence, and other factors. Molly Edwards is the COO of the ACJC and joins the show to explain the results.

Meta is being ordered to pay $17 billion in a settlement due to allegations their social media apps are made to be addicting to children. KTAR News reporter Heidi Hommel has more.

Mike Noble joins Arizona's Evening News to do a deep dive into new polling in Arizona's midterm election.

Shira Tanzer joins Arizona's Evening News to explain changes coming to how schools are graded.

Andy Biggs and Gov. Katie Hobbs will be taking questions from the public at an event. Heidi Hommel joins Arizona's Evening News to discuss what topics might be covered.

Katie Hobbs is polling much higher than her GOP opponent Andy Biggs in the gubernatorial race. Paul Bentz joins the show to break down what these numbers mean.

Balin joins live from Ajo at our southern border to tell us more about the new construction plans happening on the U.S.-Mexico border

Arizona's going to lose roughly half of its colorado river allotment of water, according to the record of decision released by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. It adopts cuts proposed by the lower basin earlier this year. For a sense of how bad this is we turn toKTAR News reporter, Heidi hommel