Arizona's Morning News

Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts on the possibility of ASU continuing policies of monitoring student health even when the pandemic has passed. 

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Congressman Greg Stanton joins us to discuss when Joe Biden will make a campaign appearance in Arizona, the presidential candidate's opinions on police funding, and recently-released comments by President Trump.  

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Democratic Senate Candidate Mark Kelly joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss the potential for a nationally-televised debate between him and Republican opponent Martha McSally, as well as recent endorsements he received from Republicans.

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Steve Zinsmeister brings us the bizarre story of a chicken that lost its head on September 10th, 1945... and kept living. 

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New audio of President Trump saying he downplayed the severity of coronavirus is causing controversy, but Jim Sharpe says the President said as much publicly. 

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Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts on the reasons behind anti-mask sentiment during the coronavirus pandemic. 

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Congressman Andy Biggs joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss his recent social media opposition to wearing face masks. 

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The United States of America became The United States of America on September 9th, 1776. 

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Chad Benson joins us to discuss Arizona's role in the November election and recent opposition to wearing face masks.

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To boldly go where no KTAR Timeline has gone before... Steve Zinsmeister looks back on the history of Star Trek, the sci-fi phenomenon that debuted on September 8th, 1966. 

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