Tim Stringham’s Republican opponent, Arizona Rep. Justin Heap, has refused to say the 2020 and 2022 elections were free and fair.
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These AZ groups are honoring Hispanic Heritage Month with community celebrations and civic engagement
Hispanic Heritage Month encourages people to pay tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced the country and society.
Stargazing, AI, and Sasquatch: The Flagstaff Festival of Science returns
Learn about the Flagstaff Festival of Science and make plans to attend the 2024 edition, which will be held Sept. 20-29.
ASU now requiring all students to take a course in sustainability
Arizona State University is now requiring all students to take a course in sustainability before graduating.
GOP lawsuits set the stage for state challenges if Trump loses the election
Republicans filed more than 100 lawsuits challenging various aspects of vote-casting after being chastised repeatedly by judges in 2020 for bringing complaints about how the election was run only after votes were tallied.
Can AI prevent strokes? An NAU student’s groundbreaking research
In her groundbreaking research, NAU student Holly Berns harnesses the power of AI to prevent strokes.
Scottsdale school board candidates form alliances in nonpartisan race
Three candidates with experience in education are running for a Scottsdale school board against a lobbyist, a former minor league baseball player, and a paralegal.
Make eye exams part of the back-to-school checklist. Your kids and their teachers will thank you
Eye exams are an important first step to identifying kids with potential vision problems.
Public education, LGBTQ+ rights are among the top issues inspiring these first-time AZ voters
Two young men from Phoenix listed public education funding, reproductive rights, and LGBTQ+ rights as why they’re supporting Vice President Kamala Harris and other Democrats in 2024.
Heat deaths of people without air conditioning, often in mobile homes, underscore energy inequity
Most heat-related deaths involve homeless people living outdoors. But those who die inside without sufficient cooling are also vulnerable, typically older than 60, living alone, and with limited income.
Tempe streetcar expansion will give ASU students access to more of the city
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff rode the streetcar in support of public transit’s boost to the local economy, along with saving students and residents money on travel.
Opinion: I break barriers. Marlene Galán-Woods will too.
Janet Napolitano outlines why she’s endorsing Galán-Woods to challenge US Rep. David Schwiekert. Politics has always been a rough business and it is way worse now than it was when I was running for office. But you run because you feel a calling to serve the people of...
Tempe mayor credits Biden investments with infrastructure, affordable housing advances
In his role as the first Black mayor of Tempe, Corey Woods prioritizes affordable housing, access to transportation, and digital equity as critical components of a better quality of life in Arizona.
Saguaro High phenom Cam Caminiti joins Atlanta Braves as 24th pick in 2024 MLB Draft
Arizona teen Cam Caminiti was selected by the Atlanta Braves in the first round of the 2024 MLB Draft.
Blazing hot surfaces are a danger for catastrophic burn injuries in Phoenix
Sizzling sidewalks and unshaded playgrounds pose risks for burn injuries as air temperatures reach new summertime highs in Phoenix.
Street medicine teams search for homeless people to deliver lifesaving IV hydration in extreme heat
Homeless people accounted for nearly half of the record 645 heat-related deaths last year in Maricopa County, which encompasses metro Phoenix.
10 best Mexican restaurants in the Valley
Get a taste of the chefs, menus, and ambiance of the 10 best Mexican restaurants in the Valley.
Phoenix using ice immersion to treat heatstroke victims as Southwest bakes
The Phoenix Fire Department is using ice immersion to treat victims of heatstroke on the way to area hospitals.
100 years ago, US citizenship for Native Americans came without voting rights in swing states
It’s been a century now since an act of Congress granted citizenship to Native Americans, but advocates say that the right bestowed in 1924 still hasn’t translated into equal access to the ballot.
Grad Nation: Changing college landscape makes early career exposure more pressing
By Katherine Cecala, President of Junior Achievement of Arizona For decades, the conventional wisdom has been that earning a four-year college degree was an important step in promoting upward mobility. For the most part, that continues to be the case, as research...
Meet the young winners of Coconino County’s sticker design contest
Coconino County has unveiled the winners of a county-wide contest to design new “I Voted” and “Future Voter” stickers.
Basha’s sisters Gabriella and JJ Garcia share unique bond through sports
Sisters Gabriella and JJ Garcia are outstanding athletes at Basha High in Chandler who share a strong bond of friendship and inspiration.
OPINION: Courts mull over abortion ban exceptions while women’s lives hang in the balance
This is part four in a series on the increase in violence against women since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and the future of abortion care and emergency medical treatment in the United States. Read part one here. Meanwhile, Texas Attorney General Ken...
Biden marks Earth Day by announcing $7 billion in solar grants
Forty-nine of these grants are state-level awards, five are multi-state awards, and six are going to Native American tribes. The administration also announced its plans to expand its American Climate Corps green jobs training program on Monday.
ASU football slapped with probation due to violations during Herm Edwards era
The ASU athletic department faces four years of probation for violations that occurred during Herm Edwards’ tenure as football coach.
Hobbs vetoed major housing legislation. Here’s what’s still in the works.
Even though a significant piece of housing legislation was blocked by Hobbs, lawmakers are hopeful other housing affordability bills will become law.
Supreme Court hears oral arguments in major abortion access case
Tuesday’s hearing marks the first time the right-wing Court has listened to a case relating to abortion access since their decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022.
A man died after a Gila monster bite. Opinions and laws on keeping the lizard as a pet vary
A Colorado man who died after getting bitten by a Gila monster was hardly alone in having the gnarly looking lizard for a pet.
ASU grad Ed Dwight was to be the first Black astronaut. At 90, he’s finally getting his due.
The new National Geographic documentary “The Space Race” chronicles the stories of Black astronauts and their first pioneer, Ed Dwight.
New ASU Art Museum exhibit shows protest art left where police killed George Floyd
“Twin Flames: The George Floyd Uprising from Minneapolis to Phoenix” opened this month at the Arizona State University Art Museum.