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KJZZ's original production, The Show, is supported by Banner Health, Arizona's largest nonprofit healthcare system.

Last year, Banner reinvested more than $1.1 billion in community health and charity care.

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Hi, I'm Lauren Gilger, co-host of The Show, an original production from KJZZ.

Every weekday, we bring you the latest news and culture from across the state.

You can find much more at theshow.kjzz.org. Here's today's episode.

Good morning and welcome to the show here on KJZZ 91.5 in Phoenix.

Heavy rains in the southwest gave a big boost to Colorado river flows in the Grand Canyon.

As Alex Hager of member station KJZZ reports, it's a welcome change in a historically dry year.

Wildlife and sandy beaches inside the Grand Canyon depend on big brushes of water every once in a while.

But drought and climate change mean lately there isn't much to send downstream from Lake Powell.

My guest today is Rodrigo Cervantes, a bilingual journalist who has spent years explaining Mexico to American audiences.

He was the Mexico City Bureau Chief for KJZZ, the public radio station in Phoenix, and later a senior editor at LAist in Los Angeles.

He's won Murrow Award and he teaches journalism at Arizona State University.

So without further ado, let's welcome Rodrigo to Immigrantly.

KJZZ's SunUp is supported by Banner Health, Arizona's largest nonprofit healthcare system.

Last year, Banner reinvested more than $1.1 billion in community health and charity care.

Banner Health, nonprofit for Arizona.

BannerHealth.com forward slash nonprofit for AZ.

Top for the Tuesday to you.

This is KJZZ's Sun Up, your daily news update from here in Phoenix on our state and region.

I'm Phil Latzman, your host for this podcast, a daily digest of Arizona news, as reported by our KJZZ News team, which I am a member of.

It is Tuesday, October the 27th, a week away from Election Day.

KJZZ's original production, The Show, is supported by Banner Health, Arizona's largest nonprofit healthcare system.

Last year, Banner reinvested more than $1.1 billion in community health and charity care.

Banner Health, nonprofit for Arizona.

BannerHealth.com forward slash nonprofit for AZ.

Hi, I'm Mark Brody, co-host of The Show, an original production from KJZZ.

Every weekday, we bring you the latest news and culture from across the state.

You can find much more at theshow.kjzz.org. Here's today's episode.

Good morning.

A Navajo-owned shop in Old Town Scottsdale has opened a second location in a southwest city also known for its art scene.

KJZZ's Gabriel Pietrasio has more.

Santa Fe is widely considered the nation's third largest art market behind New York City and L.A., hence why owners of the original Native art market decided to open another brick and mortar there.

Co-founder Heather Tracy says her Dinette family-run business has been generations in the making.