Mac & Gaydos

All 15 of Arizona's counties can work to verify ballots that have signature irregularities after a Republican lawsuit was settled Friday afternoon without a hearing.

Meghan McCain, whose father twice ran for president and was the Republican nominee in 2008, called Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey “my kind of conservative.”

Maricopa County recorder Adrian Fontes expressed confidence that there won’t be a repeat of the major glitches that marred the August primary election.

Dr. Hiral Tipirneni, an Arizona Democratic congressional hopeful, said Tuesday that recent events are highlighting the fact that Congress needs to act on immigration reform.

Arizona superintendent of public instruction candidates Kathy Hoffman and Frank Riggs sparred over school safety during a radio debate Thursday.

U.S. Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema said that while she’s a Democrat, it's not a point she's putting at the forefront of her campaign.

Greg Stanton pushed back on claims made by a Phoenix police union that his robbery over the weekend was result of his inaction during his time as mayor. 

U.S. Rep. Martha McSally of Arizona, who was sexually abused when she was in high school, said she would vote to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court despite allegations against him.

To celebrate 10 years of Mac & Gaydos, former KTAR News 92.3 FM Arizona's Morning News host Pat McMahon sat down with them for an interview that can only be seen at KTAR.com. 

Gov. Doug Ducey said he supports Sen. Jeff Flake's request to delay the final vote for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh until the FBI can further investigate sexual misconduct claims made against him. 

Over the past 10 years, Mac Watson and Larry Gaydos have informed -- and entertained -- listeners across Arizona. Relive the last decade through the hosts themselves.

Phoenix third-grade teacher Leslie Harris was named this month’s honoree of Mac & Gaydos’ Pay Tribute to a Teacher, a program that rewards teachers in the area for their hard work and dedication.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey wants U.S. Senate appointee Jon Kyl to remain in office beyond January. “Hopefully he stays for two years,” Ducey told KTAR News 92.3 FM.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is set with the task of naming U.S. Sen. John McCain's replacement. While there's been talks of potential candidates, Ducey is not ready to name a successor until after the senator is properly memorialized.

After being linked as a potential name in consideration for the seat, Arizona Cardinals president Michael Bidwill joined KTAR News 92.3 FM's Mac & Gaydos Show to discuss the late senator's legacy and if there is any backing to the rumor.