Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego joins us to discuss his recent letter asking the Biden Administration about federal funding for Arizona's border communities.

Congressman Ruben Gallego recently wrote a letter to the Department of Homeland Security, questioning how federal funding is allocated to cities across the country. Gallego is also planning to run for Senate in the 2024 elections.  

Dr. Pamela Robinson operated as a West Valley psychiatrist for nearly a year before she was caught faking her credentials and training. She was later revealed to be Pamela O’Guinn, a repeat criminal with nine previous felony convictions.

22 years after Sept. 11, 2001, Jim Sharpe (who covered the Iraq War) asks if what we've done since 9-11 will keep us safe. 

Today marks 22 years since the attacks of 9/11. 

Rick Hardina with Honor flight AZ joins us to talk their 100th flight and what the experience is like for the WWII, Vietnam, and Korean War veterans who get to see their memorials.

It's been 22 years since the attacks of 9/11. KTAR Reporter Jim Cross joins the show to reflect on that day and what it was like to watch the events unfold. 

Multiple heat records were broken over the weekend, with Sunday breaking the date's all-time high while also marking the 55th day of temperatures over 110 degrees this year. 

Vince Marotta with Arizona Sports joins the show to talk about the Cardinal's 16-20 loss to the Washington Commanders yesterday. 

What's a "granny flat?" Can it solve our housing affordability issue? Jim Sharpe tries to answer those questions and then asks: Why wasn't I allowed to build one before?