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A study shows a big percentage of people fake being enthusiastic at work. Is that something you do?
The ad Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy ran against his opponent Amy Acton has gained lots of attention. Polls are showing a tight race, will the ad make a difference?
We tell you what you should and shouldn't do if you were a victim of the wild weather the Valley got this week.
Laura Owens, a Scottsdale resident, was in court today and was sentenced for faking pregnancies from two men, including former bachelor start Clayton Echard. She will spend 1 month in jail, and the following 7 month on probation.
Laura Owens was sentenced 30 days in jail and 7 months probation for the after faking pregnancies from two men, including former bachelor start Clayton Echard
Gaydos and Pamela (sub for Bruce) talk about Topeka's program for eligible newcomers.
Airbnb's new rules prohibit hosts from requiring time consuming cleaning tasks. Gaydos and Pamela (in for Bruce) debate if you should have to clean up after yourself or be able to leave a mess.
When did Arizona become tornado alley? Outspoken Weather Bunny, Ian Schwartz and part-timer over at Arizona's Family joins Gaydos and Pamela to break down the hail, tornadoes, and rough weather!
Gaydos and Pamela (in for Bruce) talk about whether or not parents with teens like speed cameras and photo radar.
One person was injured, dozens of homes were destroyed in the Heber-Overgaard area, how rare are torandoes in Arizona? Gaydos and Pamela (in for Bruce) talk about the devastation.
Did a tornado hit Heber-Overgaard? KTAR News Reporter, Balin Overstolz joins Gaydos and Pamela who's in for Bruce and shares the latest from the scene in Heber.
Gina Swoboda, former Chair of the Arizona Republican Party: Matt Salmon, former Congressman and GOP candidate for Governor: Barry Markson KTAR legal analyst, join Bruce and Gaydos to discuss the midterm elections, the war in Ukraine and more.
Bruce and Gaydos talk about You Can See Everything and whether or not it's the best film of the year.
Authorities announced overnight curfews in parts of Paris after widespread riots, will we see similar in the U.S.?
Ian Schwartz, Outspoken Weather Bunny joins the show to talk about possible tornadoes and rough weather around the Valley today. Just how rare are tornadoes in Arizona?
Bruce and Gaydos talk about a Mesa Halloween display that one neighbor is calling racist, does it depict a lynching, or are neighbors making too big a deal about the spooky display?
Governor Katie Hobbs joins for an exclusive interview. She discusses threats she's received, the latest Colorado River water deal, and the nearing midterm elections.
Arizona Democrats are receiving letters with a mysterious white powder. Have all elected officials been targeted?
Gaydos had his bill picked up by a coworker. What should he do next?
The coach at Desert Ridge High School has resigned after a football player was removed from the team for changing a play.
The race for governor in Ohio is turning heads with a new political ad. Have you seen it?
A veteran was repelling from the rafters when he fell to his death before a UTSA football game. And tthey still played the game!
A woman and her 17 month-old daughter were asaulted in their home. Wait until you hear the assailant's excuse.
An envelope filled with mysterious white powder was sent to the offices of several politicians and voting centers across the country. One of those envelopes was sent to Congresswoman yassamin Ansari. She joins the show to tell us more.