Arizona's Morning News

Maricopa County Recorder, Justin Heap joins co-host of Arizona's Morning News, Jim Sharpe to talk about early voting in anticipation of the 2026 midterm election.  

Mike Noble, the CEO of Noble Predictive Insights joins Jim Sharpe one week before election day to discuss the latest polling in anticipation of the 2026 midterm election. 

On this day in 1904 the New York subway opened, becoming the only 24/7 subway system in the world. 

Four Arizona ZIP codes are ranked among the nations’ hottest luxury home markets.

Are electric shopping labels changing the price of your items while they’re on the shelf?

Jim and LaDona break down top technology headlines, including the iPhone due and Turning Point's political party app. 

Back on this day in 1959, Marty Robbins released 'El Paso', which became the first #1 hit of the 1960s. 

How can Arizona resident impacted by last week's storms file insurance claims and when should they expect to hear back?

Is Arizona relying too much on its chip production? How is the state preparing for its energy future?

How are negative campaign ads impacting our perception of the election?

Cardinals Corner podcast host Tyler Drake joins Arizona's Morning News for the Friday Huddle segment to talk about the Cards' win last week and their upcoming game against the Broncos.

Free range political analyst Chuck Todd joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about the dozen days left until the midterm elections and the role Arizona will play in deciding who controls Congress. 

KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about the lawsuit from Attorney General Kris Mayes against Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap. 

In Paris, a man was inspired by his time spent in prison to attach a large canopy to a basket with suspension lines and use it as a parachute. He also used a helium balloon to rise up into the air before cutting the line and descending uninjured.

Rep. Walt Blackman joins to talk about requesting the governor to declare a state of emergency following the reported tornado in Herber.

Kimberly Winson-Geideman, Clinical Professor and Director of the Division of Real Estate in the W.P. Carey School of Business at ASU, joins to talk about the significant nationwide drop in pending home sales. 

Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst, joins to talk about sexual assault on college campuses, including the University of Arizona.

Artists including Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, and the Backstreet Boys banded together on October 21st, 2001, for the United We Stand concert series to benefit victims of the September 11th attacks.

Arizona U.S. Representative Andy Biggs joins to talk about what he's doing in the last 13 days before the midterm election to prepare for the governor's race. 

Jorge Torres, ABC15 meteorologist, joins to talk about severe weather facing the valley this week. 

Vince Marotta, co-host of Bickley & Marotta on Arizona Sports, joins to talk about the beginning of the season for the Phoenix Suns.

Greg Stanton on white substances sent to his office, Arizona's Colorado River water

Scottsdale was ranked the best spot in the nation for driving, is that true? Jim and LaDona weigh in.

Tim Werth - Tech Tuesday: The iPhone duo and SpaceX shares for every American child?

Arizona is continuing to play a major role in the country's data center and chip manufacturing industries. Economics professor Evan Taylor with the University of Arizona explains how the state stacks up against others.