Highlights

Mike Broomhead reacts to one political candidate who says he isn't ready to concede his race, despite losing by a wide margin. Broomhead says it's time for gyms to be allowed to reopen. 

Valley Political Expert Stan Barnes joins Arizona's Morning News to break down the results of Arizona's primary election and what it means for the general election in November. 

Hit the brakes... you've got to listen to today's KTAR Timeline! Steve Zinsmeister sheds some light on the first electric traffic signal, installed on August 5th, 1914.

Tom Hatten discusses the judges ruling that will create an application process for fitness clubs to apply for reopening. 

New coronavirus numbers for Arizona, Governor Ducey meets with the President on Covid-19.

Martha McSally reacts to her primary victory and explains why she is challenging Mark Kelly to seven debates.

Congressman David Schweikert joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss the 11 ethics violations he admitted to last week and why he doesn't think they will affect his race against challenger Hiral Tipirneni.

White House Deputy Director of Communications Brian Morgenstern joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about today's meeting between Governor Ducey and President Trump and the fight against coronavirus. 

Arizona voters headed to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots in the state’s primary election. More than a million early ballots were cast by Monday, a state primary record, as many Arizonans looked to avoid voting on Election Day during the coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona gyms can't resume operations, but the state must give them a way to apply for reopening. Gaydos and Chad discuss with KTAR News and Gaydos and Chad show legal expert. 

Arizona gyms can't resume operations, but the state must give them a way to apply for reopening. Gaydos and Chad discuss with KTAR News and Gaydos and Chad show legal expert. 

Experts warn mental health is taking a serious toll on teens during the coronavirus outbreak in Arizona. Teen lifeline has seen an increase in all of their services this summer.

Mike Broomhead reacts to Governor Ducey not having a press conference this week, and prepares some questions for his interview with Superintendent Kathy Hoffman.

Kimberly Guilfoyle describes the way Arizonans have benefited from the Trump administration's actions. 

Superintendent Kathy Hoffman says Arizona schools are not ready to reopen for in-person learning. 

Coronavirus cases appear to be trending down, in-person jury trials to resume

Polls are open with plenty of PPE, KTAR's political analyst weighs in on today's primary races

Today's KTAR Timeline laments a "massive celebrity breakup" that rocked Hollywood on August 4, 2015.     

Doctor Christ told us when to expect guidance on safely reopening schools for in-class learning, as well as why fitness centers need to remain closed for now. 

We asked our DC Insider how decisive a victory Senator McSally needs in tonight's Primary in order to feel good about her chances in November's election. He also told us what the latest early voting data in Arizona suggests. 

A small school district in Gila County still grieving after a teacher died of COVID-19 earlier this summer faces a new challenge. Four more employees have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number to seven. 

Mike Broomhead explains why the "Invest in Ed" initiative didn't deserve to be on the ballot, and reacts to the possibility of moving the Territorial Cup... AGAIN!

Barry Markson describes the back-and-forth battle in court between the state and the fitness industry. 

Coronavirus hospital metric appear to be going down, Arizona teens weary about a return to school