The Mike Broomhead Show

More reasons to hate HOA's in today's story roundup.

Jobs numbers were released and companies are using AI to hire. 

President Trump is demanding that gas prices go down. 

After the Supreme Court made a ruling on transgender athletes in sports, we talked to someone very outspoken on the topic, Superintendent Tom Horne.

With the ongoing battle with the County recorder Heap, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is chiming in again. We talked to Mark Stewart with the MCBOS.

Big rulings came down today from the United State s Supreme Court.

You won't believe why these two baristas at Starbucks were fired. 

Should every child born in the United States automatically be a citizen? 

The Supreme Court has agreed to take up an Arizona voter case, we talk to KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson to break it down. 

More accusations of fraud in Obamacare enrollment plus Minnesota is still under investigation. 

Arizona attorney general is a tough job, we talk to candidate Rodney Glassman about what his priorities would be in office. 

The U.S. economy grew more than expected, what are the states paying the most? 

Oil prices have been on a roller-coaster of emotions. We talked to petroleum expert Patick De Haan with Gas Buddy to see if we see any fireworks at the pump this holiday.  

Will the ceasefire hold after Iran made a strike? 

What are the priorities when it comes to the Arizona Treasurer's office? We talked to candidate Elijah Norton about what's most important to him. 

A person at Sky Harbor was infected with measles, are you a "crunchy mom"? 

A continuing battle between the Maricopa Board of Supervisors and the Recorder's office, what was really happening in those videos? We talked to County recorder Heap about it.   

Around 3.6 million fans made it out to a game and fans are still reeling about America. 

A series of child safety laws were signed into legislation, we talked to the author of most of them, Senator Carine Werner.   

SCOTUS came down with two big rulings when it comes to immigration, some call it betrayal. 

The Supreme Court has issued rulings on two major immigration topics. We talked to KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson to break it down to figure out what it means for immigration in Arizona.

The Supreme Court has issued rulings on two major immigration topics. We talked to KTAR legal analyst Barry Markson to break it down to figure out what it means for immigration in Arizona.

Two stories in today's roundup may make you never want fast food again.

Hundreds of arrests have been made in Arizona in connection with health care fraud.

The Diamondbacks have been inconsistent but are now winning. What's changed? We find out when we talk with Luke Lapinski of Arizona Sports on today's edition of "Home Runs With Broomhead."

Thomas Galvin of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors gives us an update on election mediation efforts with the County Recorder's Office. Plus, we discuss the upcoming America 250 celebration.

This hour, we talked with Thomas Galvin of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and got an update on election mediation efforts with the County Recorder's Office.

Senate Republicans met with the president over the war powers resolution. What will happen to the Save America Act?

Hear how some students tried to bribe their teacher for better grades, we talk about it in today's story roundup. 

What is the best way to manage Arizona's money? We talked to a candidate vying for the position of Arizona State Treasurer, Katherine Haley about how she would run the office if elected. 

Senator Ruben Gallego is being accused of using campaign funds on luxury items, now Ruben is speaking out.   

With the buzz of the World Cup, we welcome President of the Phoenix Rising, Bobby Dulle to the show to talk about the sport growing in popularity in America. 

AI is coming to the ESA program, will it be the answer to our ESA woes?

The Senate has spoken and the decision is to withdraw troops in Iran, what's next? 

New details of one of the ransom notes received in the Nancy Guthrie case and Savannah is speaking out again. We talk about it in today's Story Roundup.

A new Goldwater constitutional amendment is now protecting military families. We talked to Goldwater's Director of Education, Matt Beienberg about why some opponents are pushing back.

The World cup is changing culture in real time and America is being seeing in a different light. 

How do we get rid of nuclear weapons around the world? We talked to Valley attorney and former GoDaddy Chief Counsel about her solution.

MLB commissioner says players in the league will not be punished for wearing bible verses on their hats. 

This November Arizona voters will get to decide if Arizona school districts should be required to spend 60% of their budgets on classroom instruction. We talked to a supporter of the bill, Arizona house member Matt Gress about why HCR2007 is necessary.

In the latest move with Iran, President Trump has removed the U.S. naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. What is next in the peace deal with the country?

The first Buc-ee's in Arizona is now open, we talk about how many people were expected to show up in today's story roundup.

Fires are burning in Northern Arizona, we get an update on how they're doing and what preparations have been made to prevent more. 

The Pocket Fire in Northern Arizona is causing some worries as it's blazing through the dry terrain. We talked to Dick Fleishman with the Pocket Fire's public information team about the fight. 

Tulsi Gabbard released some documents claiming Dr. Fauci was in on the covid outbreak. What's now? 

Vice President JD Vance says there is a good foundation set for the deal with Iran. 

When it comes to the next AG of Arizona, who's the best candidate for the job? We talk with Rodney Glassman, candidate and attorney about why he wants to be the next attorney general. 

We talked to Senate President Warren Petersen today about his lawyer experience and if he's cut out to be the next AG.

A new study says humans prefer to walk anticlockwise but we don't know why, find out all about it on today's story round up.

What's going on with the people that run the city of Scottsdale? We get the inside scoop from a former council member.