The Mike Broomhead Show

The president announced he's made a trade deal with China overnight

Duration:00:32:28

Hour 2: A new plant in the Valley

APS stops by the studio with a new announcment

Duration:00:30:18

APS Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Jacob Tetlow

A new plant is coming to the Valley. We talked to Jacob Tetlow, APS Executive VP who had all the details.

Duration:00:09:58

KTAR Education Reporter Shira Tanzer

The Head Start childcare program is at risk of losing funding due to the ongoing government shutdown

Duration:00:06:36

Hour 1: SNAP to it

Governor Hobbs has earmarked $1.8 million to help Arizonans with food assistance

Duration:00:21:04

Hour 4: Infected monkeys

A bus carrying infected lab monkeys crashed in Mississippi. Patricia talks about it in today's episode of "did you hear this?"

Duration:00:28:04

Hour 3: SNAP out of it

If SNAP ends for 900,000 Arizonans, what's next for food banks and hungry families?

Duration:00:33:40

Dr. Katherine Steele, President of the Tillman Foundation

The Pat Tillman is always keeping their scholars busy with great projects around the Valley. We catch up with the foundation to see what they have coming up.

Duration:00:10:45

Milt Liu, President and CEO of St. Mary's Food bank

As SNAP benefits are in danger of going away, food banks across the state are bracing for the surge. We talked to the president of St. Mary's food bank, Milt Liu about what they need most right now.

Duration:00:09:20

Hour 2: 1st Amendment victory

A public school student was allowed to decorate her parking space with a faith theme after presenting her argument to school officials.

Duration:00:31:49

Hour 1: Preparing for the next phase of the shutdown

Day 29 and the government is still closed, what's next for Americans at risk of losing their food assistance?

Duration:00:23:33

Hour 4: Mistaken Halloween candy

In today's episode of "did you hear this", Mike tells us why he ate brains.

Duration:00:28:38

KTAR Education Reporter Shira Tanzer

During a board meeting, the anti-DEI vote was pushed off until December after the State Board of Education disagreed about urgency. KTAR was there and we ask our Education reporter, Shira Tanzer what she saw.

Duration:00:06:19

Hour 3: Balancing environmental concerns

President Trump signed a rare Earth mineral deal with Japan and Arizona politicians want climate action.

Duration:00:33:25

Superintendent of Instruction Tom Horne