Pinal County Attorney joined the show to talk about recommendations about the treatment and supervision of sex offenders made by an Arizona board. He says there are no set standards for sex offenders across Arizona; this new board was made to change that.

Back on this day in 2017 actor and comedian Jerry Lewis died. He was known for his movies and nicknamed "The King of Comedy."

On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about Phoenix Children's Behavioral Health Unit. He talks about a child who used the hospital's therapy programs to quit the self-harm she had started and the other ways children receive treatment in all aspects of their health.

The 17th annual Give-A-Thon co-sponsered by Yrefy and Hyundai continues. Jim Sharpe and Peter Samore react to stories of children who have been treated by Phoenix Children's. 

To help continue saving lives: Call 602-933-4567 or text GIVE to 620620. 

Back on this day in 1967, "All You Need is Love" by the Beatles hit number one on the charts. The track is one of the Beatles quintessential songs and was emblematic of the hippie era of the time. 

KTAR Timeline is brought to you be Beatitudes Campus. 

A new crime ring, calling themselves "The Com" has stepped up activity. Phoenix FBI Special Agent, Heith Janke joined the show to discuss the markers of this group, and how you can keep yourself and your family safe. 

Is Google Chrome going up for sale? ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the proposed bid by AI company Perplexity to purchase Google Chrome. 

President Donald Trump is threatening to end mail in ballots and get rid of certain voting machines. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about why the President might have a hard time carrying out that threat. 

The "Keatmine Queen" sold drugs to Friends actor Matthew Perry, whose death was a partial result of acute drug intoxication. She pleaded guilty to avoid trial and ABC News Correspondent Brian Clark joined Arizona's Morning News to break it all down. 

Back on this day in 1952 Patrick Swayze was born. The movie star later was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and died in 2009.