Arizona's Morning News

Jim and Jayme are joined by 98.7 FM host Luke Lapinski to discuss the Suns' playoff run and the factors that could take the team to the top. 

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The Phoenix Police have taken Nick Cowan into custody after he shot an officer and caused a city-wide blue alert last Thursday. Jim and Jayme discuss the incident. 

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Retired valley cop Pat Shearer joined the show to give updates on what he is seeing from Ukraine. 

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Jim Sharpe somewhat regrets telling his six-year-old daughter about a Phoenix police officer being shot. But he 100% regrets being unable to shame politicians, who act like six-year-olds, into resigning. 

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On April 15th in 1947 Jackie Robinson made history when he made his major league debut.

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The response times have risen from 5 minutes to over 7 minutes. 

Phoenix City Councilman, Sal Diciccio joined us to talk about the alarming low number of patrol officers in Phoenix. 

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We discuss the two officer involved shooting that happened in Phoenix and Glendale yesterday. 

Nicholas Cody Cowan, the man involved in Phoenix shooting is still on the loose and you can find more information on KTAR.com 

 

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Chuck Todd from NBC's Meet the Press joins us to talk about the latest OH Predicative Insights poll showing 39% of likely GOP voters are supportive of Donald Trump while 33% are supportive of the Republican party. 

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There's obvious differences between GOP candidate for governor Kari Lake and Lake Powell - but Jim Sharpe says the biggest difference may be that (at least as of now) only one is sinking. 

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On April 14th in 1865 Abraham Lincoln was killed by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theater. 

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