The Mike Broomhead Show Audio

In today's story roundup, we get to hear Mike's favorite story of the year so far.

Is there a break in the Nancy Guthrie case after the FBI finds new DNA?

President Trump is in town today and we go live to the event to see what everyone is expecting to see or hear from Trump.

With the Suns given a shot at the playoffs, we thought it would be fun to catch up with a former Sun and now Hall of Famer Mike D'Antoni.

The Strait of Hormuz is open and everyone is saying it's open for good.

A surprising new poll among young men. Find out what it is on today's story roundup.

President Donald Trump says Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire that will begin later today.

More struggles for homeless people as Phoenix debates putting restrictions in city parks.

Arizona's household income is up 60% in the last 50 years. How do we keep it going?

We get the weekly lowdown on sports with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski and "Home Runs with Broomhead."

The first event of its kind to roll through the Valley — we sit down with Erik Moses, president of the Fiesta Bowl Foundation, to talk flag football championships.

What is Taco-gate? Find out in today's story roundup.

About one-third of Arizona public school students are chronically absent. What does it mean, and how can it be fixed?

Phoenix police are apologizing for an undercover operation gone wrong.

President Trump says the war is close to over, but what will it take to stop the conflict?

Mayor Sartor joined the show to discuss the ICE facility coming to Surprise, Arizona. When will it happen?

Was President Trump dressed up to depict Jesus in this latest stunt? Find out in this Story Roundup.

Arizona has the largest decline in SNAP enrollment since the new eligibility rules came out.

Some new information is out about a new redevelopment plan in Phoenix. How soon could it happen?

President Trump's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz may have prompted some new peace talks.

Arizona troopers have been facing staffing shortages and funding issues. We talked to the president of the Arizona Troopers Association to check on the status of a new bill to help.

It's tax season, and this week taxes are due. We talked to a member of the Ramsey team, George Kamel, all about how to get your taxes in order.

Another plane comes down on a busy street in Phoenix, hear all about it on today's story roundup.

A superintendent is blasting Governor Hobbs over superintendent pay and the Governor vetoes a bill on adoption info.

Why is gasoline cheaper on tribal land?

President trump has now order the U.S. military block the Strait of Hormuz.

Mike isn't a Home Owner's Association fan, find out why on today's story roundup. 

A co-founder of Pat's run and was a close college friend of Pat Tillman at Arizona State University. Christina Hundley has been instrumental in organizing Pat’s Run since 2005, helping to manage the event’s growth to honor Tillman’s legacy.

Pat Tillman Scholars talk about their experience and the values of the foundation.

After earning his law degree, Adrian served as a Marine Corps judge advocate for three years, first as a prosecutor and then as a defense attorney. He did it all with the Pat Tillman Foundation, we hear his incredible story. 

As a beneficiary of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, HyeJung experienced firsthand the power of voters who believe in opportunity for all. That experience shaped her lifelong commitment to service as a Tillman Scholar. 

The First Lady makes a statement about Jeffery Epstein.

Chief Warrant Officer 4 Natasha Ryan joined the Army in 1999 and completed basic training and AIT at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. She has an incredible career as a Tillman Scholar and she shared her story with us. 

The show is out live in Tempe for the Pat Tillman Foundation's Pat's Run Packet Pickup day.    

The 22nd Annual Pat's Run is here and we get to sit down with one of the co-founders. But he's not just a founder of the foundation he was Pat Tillman's friend and he has some awesome stories. 

The White Sox have the coolest promotion in baseball history. Find out what it is in today's story roundup.

President Trump says forces will remain in Iran until the cease-fire is secure as world leaders discuss the Strait of Hormuz.

The D-backs are back and so is "Home Runs with Broomhead"! Mike gets a visit from Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski to talk all about the Diamondbacks.

The Phoenix Police Department is warning of a new scam involving radar tickets.

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed some more bills. One deals with salary transparency.

A bus driver is facing felony charges after what she did to her bus full of kids. Find out in today's story roundup.

Phoenix is proposing an entertainment district downtown.

Experts say it depends on China's national security as to where we get our medications from. Plus, the administration is cutting prices on weight-loss and diabetes drugs.

President Trump announces a two-week cease-fire with Iran and the economy immediately responds.

After being questioned on her competitiveness for not wanting to play volleyball against transgender women, Kaylie is speaking out on Arizona's HCR 2003.

What do hockey, an airplane and pregnant women have in common? You'll find out in today's story roundup at the end of the show.

DHS is supporting legislation from Sen. Werner to help keep our kids safer. What will the new reform look like?