The Mike Broomhead Show Audio

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. 

Speed cameras around the Valley are now issuing citations. You won't believe how many tickets were given during the grace period. 

Congress isn't working, literally. What will it take to get funding to our TSA agents and things back to normal? 

Learn about the craziest crime we ever heard about in today's "Story Roundup."

An update in the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, and the sheriff has some words.

Arizona is fighting for literacy, and we just got $8.4 million to help.

A new DHS secretary is in town; what reforms in ICE will be made?

You won't believe this new toy on shelves in todays " did you hear this".

A new episode from the new season of Amazing Arizonans is out NOW! Jeff Mastro & Oliver Badgio built a steakhouse empire, and saved Durant’s!

The women's NCAA Final Four is coming to Phoenix! We have all the details with CEO of the local organizing committee, Jay Parry. 

A second ESA ballot initiative has been filed. What’s the difference?

What needs to be done about our fuel supply issue in Arizona? We asked Danny Seiden from the AZ Chamber what he thinks would be best and how long it would take.

ICE agents are now at airports, what exactly will they be doing to assist TSA?

Mike talks about economic concerns and what experts are predicting.

Mike talks about the SAVE Act and the support behind showing ID to vote.

Mike talks about a bill that would allow convicted killers to choose a firing squad when sentenced to death.

Corey DeAngelis, research fellow at Heritage Foundation and president Education Freedom Institute, talks about Arizona's ESA program.

Mike talks about polling on the Iran War and the unexpected person who supports President Trump's efforts.

Mike gives the latest update on the Iran war.

Mike talks about several state bills moving through the state Legislature and how they can impact kids and parents.

Mike talks about the economy amid the Iran War and efforts to lower prices.

Mike Smith talks about the TSA staffing shortage and the continuing partial government shutdown.

In today's edition of the "Story Roundup", we find out about American ingenuity at its finest.

Recent allegations have cancelled a day in Arizona and other states honoring Cesar Chavez.

Could retired K9 officers be the key to missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie? 

How is the war in Iran affecting wholesale prices? And what's being done to alleviate gas prices in our state?

Resolution Copper's Vicky Peacey reaffirms the company's commitment to maintaining Oak Flat available to the public. This comes after the completion of the land exchange with the U.S. Forest Service.

Craig Harris responds to Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne, who criticized the 12News reporting that nearly 20% of ESA users spent funds on unallowable purchases, adding up to $10.3 million. 

We get an update on the county recorder situation and more details on a big celebration on the way with Maricopa County board supervisors, Thomas Galvin.

Is President Trump banned from the Olympics and World Cup?

Why does Cuba matter to the United States? Iranian leaders killed in airstrike

Resolution Copper has made a land exchange, TSA union presses Congress about government shutdown

Two Iranian leaders have been killed in U.S. airstrikes.