Back on this day in 1995 O.J. Simpson was acquitted. The eight-month trial was for the murder of the former football estranged star's wife and her friend.
On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe joins live from a charity breakfast for the Homeless ID Project. He stresses the importance of getting ID's to people experiencing homelessness to get them out of those situations.
AI is advancing and impacts many aspects of life, including AI shopping. KTAR Retail Analyst, Kristin Bentz, joined the show to discuss this latest shopping trend along with the pros and cons that come with it.
Cardinals are facing the Titans Sunday. Arizona Sports' Tyler Drake, joined the show to explain how the Birds will shape up against Tennesse with several players injured.
Congress is set to meet today during the third day of the government shutdown. Political Analyst, Chuck Todd, joined the show to explain who is most impacted.
A complaint filed by 19 states alleges that Kars-R-Us.com solicited donations using deceptive advertising and then forwarded only a fraction of the funds to breast cancer patients. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined the show to talk about the fine the organization has to pay.
Back on this day in 1950 comic strips "Peanuts" ran for the first time. It has been translated into 21 languages since its original publication.
On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the new laws taking effect in Arizona. He focuses on a few laws that change how animals are treated, age verification for adult websites and tobacco age limits.
"The Ghosts of Eve - The Best of TSO and More" tour is coming to the Valley. Al Pitrelli, TSO guitarist, joined the show to talk about the tour and what fans can expect.
Prices are coming down, along with mortgages for those buying a house. Phoenix Business Journal Senior Reporter, Angela Gonzales, joined the show to explain what that means for you.
There has been an increase in political violence. Brad Garrett, ABC News crime and terrorism analyst, joined the show to talk about who is most vulnerable to being lured into doing attacks.
Back on this day in 2007, The Spice Girls reunited. The reunion concert sold out in 38 seconds in the UK.
On today's episode of the Sharper Point Commentary, Jim talks about the government shutdown that happened today, how long it may last and what this means exactly.
Absenteeism has gotten worse since the pandemic. Senior Vice President of Community Impact for Helios Foundation, Paul Perrault, joined the show to talk about what's being done to improve attendance.
The government shutdown on Wednesday at midnight. ABC News Correspondent, Caleb Silver, joined the show to talk about what this means to you.
David Schweikert, U.S. Congressman AZ-1, joined the show to talk baout his announcement of running for governor. He explains how he is different than his other GOP candidates.
Back on this day in 1955 James Dean was killed in a car crash. He was driving his Porsche to a race when he crashed. After the accident, it was believed his car was cursed.
The government will shutdown if Congress can not pass a funding bill by midnight Tuesday. Dr. Lauren Smith, Vice President of Strategic Portfolio for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation joined to explain where common ground can be found.
A tax credit for electric vehicles is set to expire in October. ABC News Correspondent, Mike Dobuski talks about how people can still part take in the credit before the deadline.
A government shutdown could occur if Congress does not pass a budget by midnight. U.S. Representative, Greg Stanton, joined the show to explain how a deal could be made and what some issues are that Democrats are not willing to compromise on.
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will the State keep track of the number of people getting the vaccine? and publish that?