The Mike Broomhead Show

Vote counting on early ballots in Maricopa County began Tuesday, two weeks before Election Day.

There's a stark difference in how incumbent Paul Penzone and challenger Jerry Sheridan want to run the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Arizona Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ said there’s no reason to disappoint kids looking forward to trick-or-treating this Halloween.

Congress is one step closer to naming an East Valley veterans medical clinic to honor an Army soldier from Chandler who was killed in Somalia.

Last week, President Donald Trump made his fifth visit Arizona this year. This week, his two oldest sons are the latest to call upon the state.

Dr. Cara Christ, Arizona's public health director, said a new coronavirus testing method that was introduced to daily reporting totals Thursday is quicker but less accurate than others.

The Arizona Police Association leader sees the Phoenix Police Department’s move to patrol in pairs as a temporary measure with downsides.

After a spring and summer of protests, lawsuits and accusations of excessive use of force, Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams said Wednesday her department continues to make strides in community relations.

AZDHS director Dr. Cara Christ discusses how businesses are reopening and how the department is handling coronavirus compliance complaints.

Dr. Cara Christ is stressing safety over the Labor Day weekend as a key metric measuring the spread rate of coronavirus is trending in the wrong direction in the state.

Republican U.S. Sen. Martha McSally believes her challenger for Arizona's contested Senate seat is afraid to debate her as time continues to dwindle before November's general election.

Dr. Cara Christ, Arizona’s health director, said that the state wouldn’t immediately force business to close again if COVID-19 metrics take a turn for the worse.

Arizona's top health official said Friday the lag time in data for the state's schools and businesses dashboards helps ensure accurate information and discussed in-person learning, which resumed in select districts this week.

U.S. Sen. Martha McSally of Arizona said she will have a speaking role at the Republican National Convention next week.

The mayor of Arizona’s largest city called the use of face masks “a success story” in the state’s ongoing battle against the coronavirus.

The top official of Arizona’s state prisons said an initiative to test all inmates for coronavirus is being carried out at a faster rate than anticipated.

The owner of Mountainside Fitness, who is embroiled in a legal battle over a state closure order, wouldn't commit Monday to opening his gyms this week.

Benchmarks designed to guide the safe reopening of Arizona classrooms could be a beacon for more American educators, Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman said Friday.

Mountainside Fitness CEO Tom Hatten is confident he will be able to reopen his health clubs next Tuesday after a judge ruled the state must give those in the industry a way to apply for reopening.

U.S. Sen. Martha McSally of Arizona has challenged Democratic rival Mark Kelly to a series of seven debates before November’s general election.