The Chris & Joe Show

Chris & Joe talk about how they would react if bees were in their car and McDonald’s McRib is making a comeback.

A Phoenix police officer has been indicted by a grand jury on aggravated assault and endangerment for allegedly driving 50 mph over the speed limit while on-duty. Chris & Joe talk about keeping people accountable.

Valley Economist and President of Rounds Consulting, Jim Rounds joins the Chris & Joe show to talk about the national economy and how Arizona is impacted.

Why is Arizona more insulated from the worrying signs of the national economy?

Chris & Joe talk about how debit and credit card perks may impact how people buy things.

The American Heart Association's West Valley Heart Walk returns for its third year this Saturday, November 15th. Katelyn McMahan shares the story of her two-year-old, Goldie, and Heart Walk Chair Ruben Castro with Abrazo Health shares his very personal connection to the event. 

Researchers in Antarctica detected radio pulses “coming from below” the ice. What it it?

When you woke up this morning you didn’t know you might be a hero by the end of the weekend. It’s true!  YOU could be the one in the right spot at the right time.

Seven states stretching from Wyoming to Arizona are locked in negotiations over the Colorado River — but stalled.

What’s The Why? Why No Agreement?

In this economy, you may be weighing your options to bring in extra income or maybe find that new gig.  In today’s Headline Volley, you’re going to get an idea that, until now, only the government has been able to pull off.

APS plans to replace century-old power lines in rugged terrain south of Prescott with seven miles of overhead lines along Walker Road.

Why isn’t Phoenix’s positive business atmosphere and population growth translating into global appeal?

Phoenix has disappeared from the list of "World's Best Cities." Why?

You may already be getting ahead of your online holiday shopping which means your porch is going to be packed with boxes in no time.

With school districts closing in the Valley, why is there still a teacher shortage? 

More than 1,000 teachers have resigned since July, and thousands of positions remain unfilled statewide.

Arizona Department of Public Safety Director Jeffrey Glover says the agency is focused on boosting pay and benefits to attract 350+ needed new recruits.

SNAP benefits are off again and Arizonans are worried about spending what went on their EBT cards last week.  They would reach out to their Congresswoman for guidance but she's not sworn in yet. 

You remember the old days of writing your long distance friend a letter, putting a stamp on it and mailing it? You ever have a letter that got delayed but eventually made it? Chris and Joe explain in their latest edition of The Volley, touching on the other big headlines and asking life’s most important questions. 

Why are both sides saying they won the negotiation?  And who really won?

Democrats and Republicans are working on a plan to open the Goverment. Will it work? 

KTAR News education reporter Shira Tanzer reacts to threats against Arizona teachers including a recent one from the Vail School District near Tucson.

Imagine if you had someone in your life that did nothing but hype you up.  Their sole job is to make you look good. Chris and Joe kick around some of lifes most important other stories in their latest edition of "The Volley."

Teachers in the Vail School District near Tucson are facing death threats after a Halloween costume featuring fake blood and the phrase “Problem Solved” was misinterpreted online as mocking the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.