Scottsdale, AZ|News|
‘I Beat The Odds': Friends, Family Help Arizona's Dalen Terry Celebrate NBA Draft Selection
The former Arizona guard is set to become the newest member of the Chicago Bulls.
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Tempe, AZ|News|
Title IX At 50: As Opportunities Evolved For Female Athletes, So Did ASU
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 bans sex discrimination in education programs and activities that receives federal funds.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Eat, Pay, Glove: Caesars Sportsbook, Guy Fieri Restaurant Open At Chase Field
The Caesars Sportsbook at Chase Field is the latest in a wave of sportsbooks opening around Arizona’s sports venues.
Across Arizona|News|
White House Touts ‘Robust' Arizona Economy; Critics Call That Half The Picture
Some took issue with the Biden administration’s assertions, saying consumers may not share that view of a flourishing economy.
Across Arizona|News|
Arizona Lawmakers Split As House Passes Gun Reform After Uvalde Shooting
Republicans accused Democrats of exploiting the shootings to push gun-control, while democrats cried for change to stop the violence.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
College Debt Relief Plan Could Mean $111.9 Million For 10,000 In Arizona
Former students at Everett, Heald and WyoTech colleges could see their debt erased after paying to attend the for-profit schools.
Across Arizona|News|
Baby Bump: Births In Arizona Increase For The First Time In Seven Years
Experts are not sure what’s behind the increase in “pandemic babies” but said there could be several reasons.
Across Arizona|News|
After Uvalde, Arizona Schools Balance Hard And Soft Deterrents To Attacks
Experts said the environment inside a school has been shown to reduce violence as much as hardening it on the outside.
Tempe, AZ|News|
I, Robotics Major: ASU Defensive Lineman B.J. Green Hopes To Build Prosthetics For Children
Green has two younger siblings with disabilities. That opened his eyes to the possibilities of using robotics in prosthetics.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Surging Arizona Gun Sales Could Surge Anew In Wake Of Mass Shootings
The 61,899 firearms background checks conducted last month in the U.S. were the most for any April since at least 1999.
Across Arizona|News|
Supreme Court Rejects Appeals Of Death-Row Inmates In Two Arizona Killings
Justice Sonia Sotomayor said in a biting dissent that the majority’s ruling was “perverse” and “illogical.”
Across Arizona|News|
‘Hard Knocks Super Bowl'? If Cardinals Go All The Way, HBO's Popular Series Will Be There
Unlike its training camp counterpart, the in-season edition of “Hard Knocks” will follow a team through the second half of its season.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Arizona Again Near Bottom Of States For Per Pupil Spending, Census Says
Arizona was dead last in the country, according to the census, when it comes to how much it spent per student on classroom instruction.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Arizona Housing Authorities' Strict Criminal Background Checks Often Bar People Who Need A Second Chance
HUD has urged public housing authorities to move away from strict “one strike and you’re out” rental policies.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Private Landlords Have Become The Key To Subsidized Housing
Private landlords serve as gatekeepers for low-income tenants who receive housing vouchers, providing the final step in the rental process.
Tempe, AZ|News|
More Funds Sought For Drone Inspections Of Infrastructure
A drone inspection grant act would dispense about $200 million in federal funding.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Bloom Where You're Planted: How A South Phoenix Farm Harnesses Mother Earth
Spaces of Opportunity consists of small family gardens and a 10-acre incubator farm, as well as a farmers market.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Crowded House: Redistricting, Vacancies Boost Fundraising In House Races
Congressional challengers had raised $13.7 million as of March 31 to the incumbents’ $9.4 million.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
A Gift Horse Indeed: Equestrian Vaulting Opens Doors For Children With Disabilities
Equestrian vaulting is “essentially gymnastics on horseback,” and competition includes compulsories and freestyle options.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
As Metro Phoenix Home Prices Rise, So Does The Number Of People Forced To Rent
With home prices now soaring to record levels, more people are being forced to rent, which adds to the upward pressure on rents.
