KTAR News host Jim Sharpe believes Arizonans should listen to each other and not be swayed by politicians looking for a vote when it comes to abortion.
Reaction on 1864 abortion ban from Arizona Senate president Warren Petersen on the Mike Broomhead Show. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News
In the wake of the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion Tuesday, Jim Sharpe urges people to say calm no matter which side of the issue you find yourself on in Wednesday’s Sharper Point commentary. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News Photo: Getty Images
Metro Phoenix's top prosecutor said women can't be tried for abortions under Arizona law the same day the state Supreme Court mostly banned the procedure.
Bruce & Gaydos wanted to hear from the ladies on the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to uphold an abortion ban that dates back 160 years. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News Photo Credit: Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Women’s March
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Arizona to promote reproductive rights just days after the state Supreme Court upheld a near-total abortion ban.
KTAR News legal analyst Barry Markson joined the Chris & Joe Show to explain what Tuesday’s state Supreme Court ruling on abortion means for women in Arizona and how they reached the decision to revert back to an 1864 law. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News Photo: Heidi Hommel/KTAR News
On this episode of Amazing Arizonans, Mike Broomhead sits down with President and CEO of St. Vincent De Paul Shannon Clancy. Having Clancy for over a decade, the two discuss the organization’s mission, how they rehouse people experiencing homelessness in the Arizona and her leadership through it all. Video: Felisa Cárdenas and Ed Cole/KTAR News
Abortions are essentially banned in Arizona after the state Supreme Court issued a highly anticipated ruling Tuesday that turned the clock back to a law passed in 1864. Mike Broomhead reacts to the decision. Video: Felisa Cárdenas and Ed Cole/KTAR News Photo Credit: AP Photo/Nati Harnik
In the wake of TSMC getting $6.6 billion from the federal government, Jim Sharpe wonders if’s possible to invest too much taxpayer money. Could this turn the dream of an economic boom into a nightmare? Find out in Tuesday’s Sharper Point commentary. Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News