The Mike Broomhead Show Audio

Is the Katel drama over? We talk baseball with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski for "Homeruns with Broomhead". 

We now have the disciplinary records to comb through, but what will happen next? 

The U.S. Secretary of Labor stopped by the studio this hour to talk about the labor force and how Arizona is doing. 

How is the labor market doing in our state? We get a visit from the U.S. Secretary of Labor in studio to talk about his visit to Arizona and why it's a critical part of the workforce. 

You won't believe what happened to this beloved icon's Hollywood Walk of Fame star after her death. Find out more in today's story round up.  

The Trump administration is enforcing VISA time limits and addressing birth tourism. 

It's time to address the elephant in the room, data centers. How bad or good, are they? We talk to Danny Seiden, President and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce all about them. 

Following a major settlement, Meta released a statement outlining changes to usage limits for children. The company also called on its peer social media companies to take similar action.

Lawmakers are asking for evidence against the Governor in the Pay-to-Play scheme. 

A barrage of wild stories in today's story roundup

Even the left likes tax cuts and some details on the Venezuela deal.

Traffic deaths in Arizona are down for the 3rd year in a row. What's leading to the decrease and how to keep it going. 

After the pay to play scheme investigation is over, what do Governor Katie Hobbs opponents have to say? We talk to candidate for Lieutenant Governor Sine Kerr about her stance.

A firsthand account of the devastating flooding in the Grand Canyon from and Arizona Congressman that was there rafting the Colorado river. 

Fans booed Ketel Marte as he made his return to the diamond

Well that's odd, find out what on today's story roundup. 

Crime rates are at a historic low. 

Arizona is on the verge of major water cuts and the Grand Canyon is facing disastrous flooding. We talk about it with the U.S. Secretary of interior Doug Burgum. 

A major deal with Venezuela could lower our gas prices. 

A roster update for the Arizona Cardinals, we talk about it with Carinal's reporter for Arizona Sports, Tyler Drake.   

Devastating flooding hit the Grand Canyon over the weekend. One person is dead and over a dozen missing. 

You won't believe what CNN did to our Dolly, hear all about it in today's story roundup. 

Youngtown is sticking to their flock cameras and its residents don't mind. 

GCU is planning a new law school and recently launched College of Construction and Industrial Technologies. We talk to President of the college, Dr. Mueller, about it. 

A push to the FDA to disclose what is in our food. 

TSMC in Phoenix is hosting as job fair and data centers are helping the construction job market.  

Another story of a Florida man doing Florida things on today's story roundup. 

More cities are opting out to drop flock camera usage. We talked to Tempe Mayor Corey Woods about why his city decided to get rid of it. 

A popular face is leaving your TV, we get a visit with FOX 10 news anchor John Hook and talk about his retirement. 

More cities are opting out to drop flock camera usage. We talked to Tempe Mayor Corey Woods about why his city decided to get rid of it.  

Can the Diamondbacks keep up this level of play? We talk baseball and the Marte saga with Arizona Sports host Luke Lapinski and "Homeruns with Broomhead". 

A monthly check in with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. We talk elections and an update on Prop 413 with Supervisor Galvin. 

Arizona is benefiting big from the Meta lawsuit getting a pay out of $223 million dollars. Where will the money go? 

We find out what this guy did to be "father of the year" in today's story round up.  

New settlement has Meta paying out $17 billion across 29 states.

A warning on the new water compact: The CAP president says the Upper Basin may violate the agreement.

There are a lot of issues facing education in the U.S., and we talk with U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon about a new crackdown on “inappropriate teacher-student relationships.”

The Governor and Andy Biggs held a debate, well...sort of. 

This hour we get exclusives with Congressman Juan Ciscomani and the U.S. Secretary of Interior Doug Burgum. 

How do we get bipartisan cooperation in congress? We talk to the man named Arizona's most bipartisan member of congress to find out, Congressman Juan Ciscomani. 

Court records showing the officers side of the story.

SCOTUS has given President trump a big win over mail-in ballots. 

Polls show Hobbs with a big lead over Biggs and Fontes and Mayes are leading their races. 

An app that should terrify every parent. We discuss it in today's story round up.

The U.S. Secretary of Education is vowing to crackdown on "inappropriate teachers", plus pushback from Senator Gallego on changes to the Arizona Head Start Program.

The Trump administration is getting ready to execute "Economic D-Day", a warning to Iranian allies. 

Two Phoenix police officers have been arrested after allegations of assault. We get an exclusive sit down interview with Phoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano.