Are the Diamondbacks making a drama comeback? We talk baseball with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski, it's time for "Homeruns with Broomhead".
(06:42)
The Arizona Sports & Events Alliance just made an exciting partnership announcement and some big events are coming to the Valley. We talked to the Executive Vice President, Kyle Hedstrom.
(11:11)
Some hard times for troopers out there on our Arizona highways as the need for resources increases. We talk to the head of the troopers Association, Jeff Hawkins on how DPS is finishing out the year and the challenges to come.
(12:00)
A new partnership with the state is bringing exciting events to town. We talk with one of the event headliners, Sean Gleason, CEO of Professional Bull Riders.
(11:54)
How is the labor market doing in our state? We get a visit from the U.S. Secretary of Labor in studio to talk about his visit to Arizona and why it's a critical part of the workforce.
(14:25)
It's time to address the elephant in the room, data centers. How bad or good, are they? We talk to Danny Seiden, President and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce all about them.
(11:58)
Following a major settlement, Meta released a statement outlining changes to usage limits for children. The company also called on its peer social media companies to take similar action.
(34:14)
After the pay to play scheme investigation is over, what do Governor Katie Hobbs opponents have to say? We talk to candidate for Lieutenant Governor Sine Kerr about her stance.
(13:27)
Arizona is on the verge of major water cuts and the Grand Canyon is facing disastrous flooding. We talk about it with the U.S. Secretary of interior Doug Burgum.
(13:16)
GCU is planning a new law school and recently launched College of Construction and Industrial Technologies. We talk to President of the college, Dr. Mueller, about it.
(12:15)
Can the Diamondbacks keep up this level of play? We talk baseball and the Marte saga with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski and "Homeruns with Broomhead".
(08:35)
There are a lot of issues facing education in the U.S., and we talk with U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon about a new crackdown on “inappropriate teacher-student relationships.”
(08:56)
How do we get bipartisan cooperation in congress? We talk to the man named Arizona's most bipartisan member of congress to find out, Congressman Juan Ciscomani.
(11:01)
The U.S. Secretary of Education is vowing to crackdown on "inappropriate teachers", plus pushback from Senator Gallego on changes to the Arizona Head Start Program.
(34:17)
Two Phoenix police officers have been arrested after allegations of assault. We get an exclusive sit down interview with Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano.
(24:02)
Two Phoenix police officers have been arrested after allegations of assault. Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano sat down with us for an exclusive interview and gives a message to Phoenix residents
(10:22)
A speeding ticket heard around the Valley. Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is under scrutiny after a recent speeding-camera ticket was dismissed. We hear what she has to say about the incident.
(11:31)
The Cardinals are getting ready for a fresh season. We talked to team President Michael Bidwill about upcoming events, including Cardinals Climb, and what’s in store for the 2026 preseason.
(10:41)
The Arizona Cardinals are getting ready for a fresh season. We talked to team President Michael Bidwill about upcoming events and what’s in store for the 2026 season.
(34:30)
The Arizona Supreme Court says Prop 212 will not be on the ballot, what does this mean for ESA parents? We talk to the lead plaintiff in the case Jenny Clark with Love Your School about the victory.
(09:35)
