Kevin Hurley

Contributor, Cronkite News

Kevin Hurley expects to graduate from Arizona State University in spring 2022 with a degree in sports journalism. Hurley, who has interned with Times Media Group and was photo editor of The State Press, is working as a visual reporter in the Phoenix News Bureau.

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