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Roy Hawthorne Sr., a Navajo Code Talker during World War II, passed away last weekend. Here is why his sacrifice -- as well as the sacrifice of other Code Talkers -- was so integral to the United States' success in the war.

The Maricopa Association of Governments recently found the homeless people not staying in shelters has increased by 27 percent in the past year. Jim Sharpe says addiction could be to blame for the rising homeless population.

Now that Charles Manson is dead and gone, Jim Sharpe says good riddance and he hopes our morbid fascination with Manson ended as he took his last breath.

The Milwaukee Brewers are eyeing a spring training move to Gilbert but only want to pay $20 million for a $90 million stadium. Has someone been drinking?

Jim Sharpe is all for a guest worker program that prevents immigrants dying in the Arizona desert, but thinks an open-border policy is too dangerous.

I can't make my health care arguments anymore, so Jim Sharpe turned to you, the readers, to see what you thought. He wasn't disappointed.

Cracking jokes about the extreme heat in Phoenix is pretty much the norm, but it's also a serious matter that can have deadly consequences.

While Jim Sharpe respects Megyn Kelly's right to interview conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on her new show, he certainly won't be tuning in.

Jim Sharpe doesn't blame the vociferous extreme left for Wednesday's shooting of a congressman. He blames them for what happens next.

Is Phoenix a big city - or not? That is a question that was posed in an article Sunday, and it really shouldn't even be a question.