Arizona's Morning News

Arizona State Representative, Rusty Bowers joined us to talk about water policy and how Arizona handles its water supply. 

Also, we discussed the difficulty in balancing water efficiency with a growing population in Arizona.  

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A federal judge in Louisiana formally issued a restraining order that temporarily stops the Biden administration from ending Title 42 for the next 2 weeks. 

Also, we discussed what Arizona Attorney General, Mark Brnovich and DHS Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas recently said about border security. 

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What are the risks to Devin Booker's injury if he plays tonight?

We discussed whether or not he'll play tonight and if not, when can we expect his return. 

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Chad Benson joins us to talk about Alejandro Mayorkas and Title 42. 

Also, we get his thoughts on whether or not Devin Booker should play in Game 6. 

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On April 27th in 2006 construction started on the Freedom Tower. It's the tallest building in the U.S. and Western Hemisphere. 

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Jeff Munn talks about the significance of a vibrant downtown area and how a publicly funded arena sparked a reinvention of Downtown Phoenix. 

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The Suns take a 3-2 lead in their best of 7 series after last nights win. 

We talk about the Suns going into game 6 and how the mood of a fanbase can quickly change. 

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Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill Monday that prohibits government agencies from requiring Covid-19 vaccinations and stops schools from mandating masks for minors unless approved by their parents. 

We talk about this and another bill heading to the governor's desk.

 

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Which is more dangerous? Allowing schools to keep, from parents, things students tell teachers or counselors - or allowing parents to sue when that happens? Jim Sharpe is sure about one thing: what got us to this point.  

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It's consider the worst nuclear disaster in history. 

On April 26th in 1986 Reactor number four at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. 

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