The Mike Broomhead Show

The NBA has banned 2 fans, find out why in today's story roundup. 

The Arizona Supreme Court has denied an appeal on the fake electors case, will AG Mayes give up?

The President is saying only the U.S. and China can retrieve uranium, how close are we really to an agreement? 

At a moment when public discourse feels more broken than ever, Arizona leaders and organizations are joining forces to make Arizona a national model for civil dialogue, starting with the students learning to argue well on our high school debate stages. We talked to Carlos Alfaro, Founder and CEO of Arizona Talks about the initiative.

The U.S economy exceeded expectations in May and unemployment remains low. 

In today's story roundup, you'll hear a story you wish wasn't true. 

Officials have cautioned 11 host cities about potential threats during World Cup events, though the FBI says there is no credible threat at this time.

Danny Seiden, president and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry, joined us to discuss Honeywell Aerospace's major announcement and what it means for the Valley.

We welcomed County Recorder Justin Heap in studio to talk about the ongoing battle between the Recorder's office and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. 

What's happening with the Diamondbacks? Is Shohei Ohtani the best player in baseball? We talk baseball with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski in today's edition of "Home Runs with Broomhead."

County Recorder Justin Heap came in studio to talk about the ongoing battle between the Recorder's office and the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. 

The House approved a "War Powers" resolution in efforts to end the conflict in Iran. Will it clear the Senate?

How rich is Elon Musk? We find out in today's story roundup.

A new FBI initiative has led to charges against 35 people in West Virginia. Also, you won't believe how much cocaine was found in a tunnel connected to the U.S.

A new lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of the City of Phoenix's proposed sale of valuable public land. We spoke with Goldwater Institute Senior Attorney Tony Napolitano about the case.

An investigation shows some school boards are destroying records. Plus, meet a not-so-good parent to have on the PTO.

New ADP jobs report came out, and the numbers came out better than expected.

Another reason to fear Waymo in today's story roundup. 

A new study says the middle class is not in crisis but they aren't thriving either>

Speed cameras in the Valley have been super busy. 

What did President trump tell Netanyahu? And Sec. Rubio faces questions on Capitol Hill.

We talk about "Choremance" and more in today's story roundup.

Peoria Unified School District is served with a search warrant.

President Trump has been given a clean bill of health, but some are still asking questions.

President Trump issues an appended peace agreement.