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Back on this day in 1913, Death Valley experienced the hottest temperature ever recorded. The high in Death Valley that week hit 134 degrees.

Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about a parasitic infection spreading across multiple states.

Jane Caffrey, ABC15 weekend anchor and reporter, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about how you can save on back to school shopping. 

Olivia Rubin, ABC investigative reporter, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about how today is the deadline for President Trump to sign or veto the housing bill.   NOTE  - Since uploading, the President has said he will let the bill pass without signing it.

Back on this day in 1956, Dick Clark made his first appearance as host of the American Band Stand. The show would run until 1989.

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control communications supervisor Kim Powell joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about shelter space and adoption events. 

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the DOJ threatening criminal prosecution of election officials if there are noncitizens registered to vote in AZ. 

ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about cybercriminals who are using fake social media accounts to coerce victims, almost all of them boys, sharing explicit photos. 

Back on this day, every day, Paris, France, celebrates it's birthday. The city is now just over two thousand years old.

Matt Allen, host of the Bumper to Bumper show, joined Arizona's Morning News to tell us how to protect our cars against extreme heat.

Jordana Miller, ABC News correspondent, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the latest from the Middle East as the U.S. Iran ceasefire falls apart.

Back on this day in 1981, Sandra Day O'Connor was appointed to the Supreme Court. She was the first woman U.S. Supreme Court Judge in history.

ABC's Jim Ryan joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about how the New World Screwworm has yet to raise beef prices, despite the number of cases rising to nearly two dozen. 

Dr. Geoffrey Comp, a physician at Valleywise Health, joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about staying safe in the heat, what to do to prepare, and what heat stroke looks like. 

Back on this day in 1900, Warren Earp is murdered in an Arizona saloon. KTAR Timeline is brought to you by Beatitudes Campus. 

The real estate market in Phoenix seems to be bucking national trends. We'll see what friend of the show Cromford Report Senior Analust Tina Tamboer has to say about the Phoenix market!

What do you need to know about the Trump accounts? And speaking of Trump, how is his new pick Kevin Warsh doing as Federal Reserve chair? Joining us to discuss these economy stories on Money Monday is University of Arizona Associate Economics Professor, Evan Taylor. 

Its hot in the Valley in the summer, but we weren't the only place in the country seeing uncomfortably high temperatures. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins the show to discuss the national heatwave that we are seeing this week. 

ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins to break down President Trump's 2025 financial haul of $1.4 billion.

ABC News Crime and Terror Analyst Brad Garrett joins to discuss four Venezuelans arrested for scamming ATMs of half a million dollars.

Back on this day in 1979, the Sony Walkman went on sale. It originally cost $150.

DPS Sergeant Kameron Lee joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about where holiday traffic is expected to be the heaviest, safety tips for travelers, and how wildland firefighting efforts could affect road travel.

Kritistin Bentz, retail analyst, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about how prices and AI are causing consumers to lose brand loyalty.

John Cohen, former Undersecretary for Intelligence at DHS, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about deportation numbers rising and how DHS had a information sharing network hacked.

Back on this day in 1936, Gone With the Wind was published. The blockbuster movie came out three years later, in 1939.