Arizona's Morning News

Evan Taylor, Associate Professor of Economics at U of A, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about inflation and how personal savings rates have dropped from 5.5% to 2.6%.

ABC's technology reporter, Mike Dobuski, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the early success of "Backrooms" and "Obsession". What's more interesting, both were directed by YouTubers and had very low budgets.

Mayor Gallego joins Arizona’s Morning News to preview 602 Day and talk about housing inventory, heat mitigation, and more.

ABC15's Christel Bell joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about ABC’s On the Road segment. ABC is hosting the event at Glendale Community College, bringing free help and resources to Arizonans. 

Political analyst Chuck Todd joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about Jill Biden’s recent interview about her husband and the extended ceasefire with Iran. 

Former FBI Special Agent in Charge, Rich Frankel, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the CIA officer charged with theft after millions in gold bars were found in his home.

Back on this day in 2006, Barry Bonds broke Babe Ruth's homerun record. It was Bonds' 715th homerun and it happened during the Giants 6-3 loss to the Colorado Rockies.

Political consultant, Stan Barnes, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about recent Mark Lamb controversies and how much it hurts his political campaign.

ABC's Jim Ryan joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about NASA awarding $220 million to a pair of companies to develop 21st-century versions of the moon buggies that drove around the lunar surface in the early 1970s. 

Back on this day in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge opened to the public. At the time of building, the bridge cost $27 million and was considered affordable. 

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about ongoing budget negotiations. Gov. Hobbs recently said the two sides are close to a deal.

ABC's Martha Raddatz joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about her new book, The Hero Next Door. The book focuses on portraits of servicemen and women who have been fighting in America's wars since 9/11.

Former undersecretary at DHS, John Cohen, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the recent White House shooting as the Trump administration pushes for the importance of a ballroom, and the security issues that come with hosting the World Cup. 

Back on this day in 1927, it was the last day for Model T production at the Henry Ford factory. The Model T was introduced in October of 1908.

Arizona Congressman, Greg Stanton, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about a new bipartisian U.S.-Mexico Congressional Caucus. 

Mashable tech editor, Tim Werth, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about Google search changing forever, a new survey saying 99% of executives are prepared for AI layoffs, 3 key takeways from Pope Leo's AI speech, and why people hate dating apps.

Back on this day in 1992 Johnny Carson hosted the Tonight Show for the final time

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How can we teach kids about money? COO of Junior Achievement Arizona, Anne Landers joins the show to tell us about how their organization is helping to teach kids finanacial literacy to help prepare them for the rest of their lives. 

Thomas Massie this week lost his primary. Also what's going on with the Despartment of Justice lawsuit? And why is Trump barred from IRS audits? To recap political happenings from our nation's capital is the host of the Chuck Todd cast, Chuck Todd. 

Back on this day in 1881, the American National Red Cross was founded. The organization was founded by Clarissa "Clara" Barton.

Phoenix Fire Captain, DJ Lee, joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about child water safety and drowning prevention. KTAR News and Fulton Homes remind you two seconds is too long to take your eyes off kids near water. To learn about the five layers of protection text swim to 620 620 or visit KTAR.com/watersafety.

Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about the record breaking 45 million Americans who are expected to travel for Memorial Day. 39 million are expected to travel by car, as gas prices hit a near $5 a gallon.

Back on this day in 1873, jeans were patented. Jeans were originally made to help gold miners and loborers whose pants easily ripped during the demanding physical work.

DPS PIO, Seargeant Kameron Lee, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about troopers launching a distracted driving crackdown on I-10, arresting 67 drivers for recording a fatal crash in Tucson. 

Marketing director for A New Leaf, Tanner Swanson, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about Arizona losing a domestic abuse hotline due to a lack of funding.