The Mike Broomhead Show Audio

Goodwill's Excel Center will be hosting graduation for the largest graduating class yet! We talked to Rodney Scearce with Goodwill about the success of the students and the center.

How safe are the fireworks we buy from pop up stand's around the valley?

New details about the mission to strike targets in Iran have shifted voter opinion. 

What were the keys to negotiating the state budget? 

The Supreme Court of the United States makes a ruling on birthright citizenship. 

Another late night at the Arizona legislature, but the house have agreed to a state budget. The senate is expected to formally vote on the budget today. We talked to Senate President Warren Petersen about the budget process.

The Supreme court has come out with some key rulings today, one involving President Trump's birthright citizenship...we talked to KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson to give it some clarity.

More data on the damage done by bombs in Iran. CIA says the nuclear sites in Iran are severly damaged. 

We get the latest on the Arizona state budget deal. 

The Arizona Senate passes two budgets, the governor vetoes both. 

A baseball fan has been banned from all MLB ballparks and it's all because of what he said to a Diamondbacks player. We talked to Arizona Sports' Luke Lapinski about it in this edition of "Homerun with Broomhead".

Governor Hobbs vetoed 2 Arizona budget plans as the state government shutdown deadline nears. Senate President Warren Petersen joined us to talk about it and we asked, what's next.

Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels will be part of a team advising the president and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, as the newest member of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council. We talked to him about what his responsibilities will be and what Arizonans should know.

ICE arrests Iranians with criminal history. 

Will the cease fire hold?

What do the raises for MCSO mean to the Sheriff's office? We talked to Chris Clark, president of the Deputies Law Enforcement Association (DLEA) about what it brings for the department.

What's next for the states budget? We talked to Arizona Speaker of the House Steve Montenegro about the state budget, will Governor Hobbs sign it or veto it? sign it or veto it?

Concerns about domestic terrorism continue and how safe are U.S. military bases?

Business leaders are calling for spending cuts. Are American's headed for an economic heart attack?

Update on the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

The County budget is submitted, How much was added to public safety spending?

Is Arizona in danger of a government shutdown and why? 

Now that the US has bombed nuclear sites in Iran and Iran has retaliated by attacking a base in Qatar.What does the everyday citizen need to be on the lookout for?

Iran has attacked a military base in Qatar. Will we see more attacks?

The White House claims massive destruction. Total obliteration.

What is the economic impact of the bombing's in Iran? So far, there are no significant changes in oil prices.

What do we know about the bombing of the nuclear sites in Iran?

Mike Broomhead talks about what Phoenix City Council did regarding immigration enforcement. He also touches on the immigration efforts by the Trump administration after a court ruled the President could keep the National Guard in California.

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic movie "Jaws." John Roller and Mike recount their experiences watching the movie for the first time and the impact the movie has made on generations after.

Arizona Senate passed the D-backs bill that would recapture sales tax for repairs and improvements. Diamondbacks CEO, Derrick Hall, joined Mike Broomhead to talk about the changes made and what's next. 

CEO of the Diamondbacks, Derrick Hall, joined Mike Broomhead on the show to talk about the passing of the D-backs bill. As the bill heads to Gov. Katie Hobbs, he says he is happy with the changes - even with the compromises.

The Arizona Senate approved a budget last night; now it's headed to the House. Broomhead talks about several bills that passed like th Ag to Urban bill and what the budget entails.

An Arizona tie to a California heist is the topic in today's Did You Hear This.

How have the protest affected Los Angeles and it's economy?

Will the United States get involved in the war between Israel and Iran? 

With unemployment rates dropping and wages rising, is this proof that the economy is improving?

Good news at Arizona's southern border. 

How has the Valley reshaped its economy?

Should police not be allowed to cover their face?

Both sides of the aisle are trying to be heard right now but it seems the mutual respect is gone. Arizona Talks is here to help fix that. We talked to Carlos Alfaro with he organization about their big Independence day event coming up and what to expect. 

It looks like the legislature is moving forward with the budget and what's going on with the D-backs staying in Arizona? We talked to Senate president Warren Petersen about the state budget.   

APS is seeking a 14% rate increase to ensure proper maintenance of the power grid. CEO of APS, Ted Geisler joins Mike Broomhead to talk about why it is necessary and what is means for costumers. 

APS is trying to increase rates by 14%. Mike Broomhead is joined by the CEO of APS, Ted Geisler, to explain why the company needs the increased rates. 

Mike Broomhead gives his opinions on the news from over the weekend. What does he says about a toddler wondering alone in Gilbert, complaints about Luke Airforce Base or the outrage of a foster dog program?

Global leaders head to Canada for the G7 Summit. President Donald Trump arrived Monday, meeting Canadian's Prime Minister for the first time.

Millions gathered across the country to join in "No Kings" protests on Saturday - the same day as the Army's 250th Anniversary Parade and President Donald Trump's birthday. Mike Broomhead talks about the differences in demonstrations and prep for the parade versus the protests.

Why are six pages in a high school history book causing controversy?