Arizona's Morning News

Gratitude and common sense should be more essential than they have been during the COVID-19 outbreak, writes KTAR News host Jim Sharpe.

Police can make arrests for violations of Arizona's coronavirus stay-at-home order, but they probably won't, writes KTAR News host Jim Sharpe.

When it's 110 degrees outside, don't we all pretty much shelter in place? Valley residents should have enough practice, Jim Sharpe says.

President Trump said this week that he’d “love to have the country opened up and raring to go by Easter.” That’d be great, but it's too soon, writes KTAR host Jim Sharpe.

We're using the word “unprecedented” in an unprecedented fashion these days because the coronavirus has changed everything, writes KTAR News host Jim Sharpe.

KTAR News host Jim Sharpe has a prescription for outbreaks of irrational coronavirus panic: Take two chill pills and call me in the morning.

Phoenix’s best side wasn’t on display Thursday night when the Bernie Sanders show came to town, writes KTAR News host Jim Sharpe.

Jim Sharpe takes a moment to talk coronavirus reality and rumors as the disease continues to spread nationally and in Arizona.

KTAR News host Jim Sharpe has good news about the coronavirus outbreak’s impact on the stock market: It can’t get any worse over the weekend.

Maricopa County's pandering resolution to be a "Second Amendment Preservation County" isn't worth the paper it's written on, writes KTAR News' Jim Sharpe.