The Mike Broomhead Show

A paternity test even Maury couldn’t figure out.

Why do some comedians get away with jokes others couldn't?

DHS has agreed to pay the city of Surprise $300,000/year for the use of a ICE detention facility in the city. 

Gas prices remain high and keep soaring, Governor Hobbs wants to help, can she?

Opening Day went off without a hitch at Chase Field last night, we talk to Derrick Hall, president of the Arizona Diamondback about the excitement of the new season. 

Will you need to refile your taxes? What should Arizonans know about filing their taxes? We talked to House Speaker Montenegro and Senate President Warren Petersen to get all the answers.

Why is there blood pressure medication in chocolate? We find out why in today's "story roundup". 

Sine Kerr shares her vast experience in farming and ranching in Arizona making her way to state director for the USDA.

The EPA is giving the state a waiver on gas tax, will it help?

President Trump lists 5 objectives he wants to achieve out of the conflict with Iran.

A new Netflix show is causing some controversy. 

The war is expected to make inflation rise and are the US and Iran really negotiating? 

Why do some state's have mail-in ballots, why are some fighting it? We talked to AZ GOP Chair Gina Swaboda about it and more dealing with the SOS office.

President Trump is putting his signature on money, the first sitting president to do so. 

The Senate passing a funding deal, what's next for congress? We talked to Arizona Congressman David Schweikert as he's working in D.C.

The Senate passed funding to get paychecks to the TSA. 

We find out about a whole new level of road rage in today's Story Roundup.

The trial run for the city's speed cameras is up. We talk about what you should know as a driver in Phoenix with traffic commander for the Phoenix Police Department, Nick Diponzio.

Phoenix City Council removes Cesar Chavez's name from streets, parks and holiday.

Christine Jones, former counsel for GoDaddy, answers questions on the legal battle over social media platforms and how to protect yourself under state laws.

Just over a year in the seat as U.S. attorney, we talked to Timothy Courchaine on successes over the past year and the way ahead.

A judge has rejected the name change to the "No Labels Party." What does this mean for the election?

Trump says he wants to end this conflict fast, and Iran gave five conditions to end it.

In today's story roundup, we hear about some important legislation in Maryland.

A new poll shows more Americans are struggling.