Arizona's Morning News

Dr. Lynn Silver, pediatrician at the Public Health Institute, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about a new study she co-authored that shows the link between THC use in kids and severe mental disorders. The study involved over 460,000 adolescents.

Chuck Todd, political analyst and host of the "Chuck Todd-cast", joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the Trump administration asking for $200 billion dollars to fund the Iran conflict, possible DHS funding, and Markwayne Mullin's fight with Rand Paul.

Back on this day in 1995, Michael Jordan returned from his 18 month retirement. To this day, it is still the most watched NBA game with 35 million viewers.

Inusrance analyst with Lending Tree, Rob Bhatt, joined Arizona's Morning News to tell us about how insurance rates are now outpacing inflation.

Rep. Hernandez joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about a new bill, HB4109, that focuses on school safety. The bill, called "Michael's Law" would require school districts to immediately alert law enforcement when life-threatning violence occurs on campus OR when a threat involving a deadly weapon nis directed toward campus.

ABC's Crime and Terrorism Analyst, Brad Garrett, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the Kouri Richins case. Richins poisoned her husband with fentanyl for his life insurance policy and then published a book about grief that guides children through the experience of losing a parent.

ABC's Jim Ryan joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about Attorney General Kris Mayes suing Kalshi for operating an illegal gambling business. Mayes also charged Kalshi with four counts of election wagering.

Back on this day in 1882 Morgan Earp was killed in Tombstone, Arizona. Wyatt Earp's favorite brother was killed by an assassin who fired two shots through the window of a back door.

Globe, Az is still waiting for FEMA funds months after disaterous storms in September and October. Globe Mayor Al Gameros talks about the floods, what clean up has looked like and why they still need the FEMA funds.

A group of partners is investing $400 million around the Metrocenter redevelopment. Angela Gonzales, Phoenix Business Journal senior reporter, talks about what is being done.

Jim and LaDona look at the Forbes' list of the richest people living in Arizona. They compare how they rank against the richest people in the world.

The Trump administration announces the resignation of counterterrorism chief Joe Kent. Rich Frankel, former FBI special agent in charge, explains how it will impact national security.

Back on this day in 1601 the first St. Patrick's Day parade took place. It was held in what is now St. Augustine, Florida.

Phoenix is just weeks away from hosting the NCAA 2026 Women's Final Four tournament. Lynn Holzman, NCAA vice president for women's basketball, talks about the rise of women's sport in the Valley and why the city chosen to host.

Jim Sharpe and LaDona Harvey break down the week's biggest tech headlines.

The conflict between Iran and Iraq continues into its third week. ABC News correspondent Jordana Miller reports on the latest as Iran and Iraq continue to strike each other.

March Madness is here, so have you filled out your bracket yet? Vince Marotta, co-host of Bickley & Marotta on Arizona Sports, shares tips on improving your bracket picks.

Back on this day in 1926, the worlds first liquid fueled rocket was launched. The rocket launched for 2.5 seconds at 60 miles per hour and was fueled by luquid oxygen and gasoline.

Scottsdale Fire Chief, Tom Shannon, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about how Arizona will see triple digit heat soon, and what you can do to stay safe.

Evan Taylor, Associate Proffessor of Economics at the University of Arizona, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about why Phoenix gas prices are so much higher than other places around the country. Taylor also talks about your potential savings if a "Gas Tax Holiday" is passed.

Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the DHS shutdown and how major U.S. airlines are urging Congress to move quickly and end the shutdown. 50,000 airport security officers are working without pay.

Back on this day in 1781 William Herschel discovered Uranus. It was the first planet discovered by a telescope.

Live Nation is being sued for engaing in illegal practices that undermine competition and consumers. Peter Charalambous, an ABC News correspondent, talks about employees who were caught bragging about "robbing customers blind."

As the war with Iran continues, gas prices continue to surge and tensions in Washington increase. Political analyst Chuck Todd talks about the fears of terror attacks on U.S. soil and how politicians are handling the conflict.

Two terror attacks occurred within hours of each other on American soil Thursday. Rich Frankel, a former FBI special agent in charge, talks about the attacks and their connection to the war with Iran.