Start your morning off right with Arizona's Morning News. You'll be informed with the very latest on what's going on in the Valley, Arizona, nation and throughout the world. Jim Sharpe is a native Arizonan. LaDona Harvey brings decades of experience.
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Back on this day in 1987 Whitesnake's "Here We Go Again" topped the charts. The racy, unchoreographed music video was most notable about this song.
After a devastating loss, the Cardinals prepare to take on the Colts. Arizona Sports' Tyler Drake explains how they can recover and what to expect out of the upcoming game.
Government shutdown continues as tensions rise between lawmakers. Chuck Todd, political analyst, joined the show to breakdown Capitol Hill disputes and presidential losses.
Several tropical storms are bringing weekend rain to the Valley. ABC-15 Meteorologist, Jorge Torres, explains how this will impact Arizona.
Back on this day in 1936 the Hoover Dam started sending electricity to Los Angeles. A parade was held to celebrate energy transfer from the Colorado River.
Three Republican candidates are running for govenor. Political strategist, Stan Barnes, joined the show to explain how they shape up against Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced she was running for a second term in office. Democratic Political Analyst, Stacy Pearson joined the show how Hobbs will match up to her Republican opponents.
A new report done by Center for the Future of Arizona shows how voter priorities can help the economy. CEO of Center for the Future of Arizona, Dr. Sybil Francis, joined the show to explain how.
Back on this day in 1957 Jerry Lee Louis recorded "Great Balls of Fire". He had first made his way to Sun Records of September in 1956, the same recording studio where Elvis Presley got his start.
After fatal incidents with children in care of the Department of Child Safety, concerns about the organization have come up. Former Arizona Governor and creator of DCS, Jan Brewer, joined the show to explain why created the insight and possible solutions for current problems.