Arizona's Morning News

As Democrats try to discern what their less-than-spectacular 2021 election results mean for their 2022 chances in Arizona, Jim Sharpe wonders whether "wokeness" or Biden dragged them down more.

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The first air conditioned car hit the market on November 4th, 1939.

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Jim Sharpe talks about what we can expect from this winter season -- and why things should be much better this year.

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Stan Barnes joins us to talk about a Republican victory in the race to be Virginia governor and what it could suggest about Arizona's political future. 

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Now that he can, Jim Sharpe plans on getting his 6- and 8-year-olds vaccinated... but his reasons for doing so barely involve a concern COVID could kill them. 

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A dog was sent to space on November 3rd, 1957. 

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Dr. Wassim Ballan joins us to talk about the newly-approved coronavirus vaccines for kids aged 5-11 and what parents need to know about them. 

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Attorney Barry Markson joins us to talk about the Arizona Supreme Court ruling a ban on mask mandates was unconstitutional.

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With Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's office questioning former Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes about the 2020 election, Jim Sharpe sees political gamesmanship on both sides. But only one side wins.

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On this day in 1983, one thrilling song hit the charts. Take a listen to today's timeline from Steve Zinsmeister.

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