Phoenix, AZ|News|
Arizona Dreamer's Journey Depicted In A Musical Debuting Off-Broadway
‘¡Americano!' is the story of Tony Valdovinos and the first original Arizona musical to debut off-Broadway. It opens March 31 in New York.
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‘Life Masks' Created To Keep Stories Of The Holocaust Alive
Over the past 30 years, about 200 “Holocaust survivors, liberators and righteous gentiles” have sat in artist Robert Sutz’s chair.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Children Of Incarcerated Parents Find Joy At Prison Fellowship Sports Camp
A child with an incarcerated parent is about three times as likely to run into trouble with the law than other children.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
‘Those Bulls Don't Know It's A Gay Rodeo': Arizona Event Embraces LGBTQ+ Community
The Arizona Gay Rodeo Association started in 1984 when Arizona became the fifth state to host a gay rodeo.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Gates Expresses ‘Great Concerns' About Future Of Arizona Election Integrity
Gates was joined on the McCain Institute panel by local officials from other states that became the focus of election challenges in 2020.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
13 Bills That Could Affect Transgender Youth Winding Through Arizona Legislature
Lawmakers proposed bills that prohibit transgender youth from receiving gender-affirming care and limit access to their chosen bathroom.
Tucson, AZ|News|
All-Star Events? Big Prize Money? Disc Golf Takes Off, Opens Pro Season In Tucson
The COVID-19 pandemic complicated the sports landscape, but it also inspired some to seek new outdoor options. Disc golf was that for many.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
‘The Punisher': After Life Delivers A Blow, Boxer Finds Calling As Coach, Mentor
From that inauspicious beginning, Chavez has built a life anchored around the boxing ring and focused on kids who remind him of himself.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Mothers Of Children Who Are Black And Autistic Help Other Families Find Their Voices
One mother's advice to other parents going through what she’s been through: “Remember that you’re the expert of your child.”
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Nearly $1.2 Billion At Risk For Arizona Public Schools If Legislature Fails To Override Cap
If the cap isn’t overridden by March 1, public school districts will have to cut 16 percent of their individual budgets before April 1.
Tempe, AZ|News|
From Naughty, Talented ASU Student To Super Bowl: A Look Back At Al Michaels' Career
Michaels was an Arizona State student in the early 1960s, where he served as a sports editor for the ASU newspaper, The State Press.
Scottsdale, AZ|News|
‘The Sports Needs It': Fans, Golfers Embrace Return To Normalcy During Phoenix Open's First Round
With all restrictions lifted for this year’s events, fans are flooding in. And a sense of gratefulness has swept the course.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Democrats Look For Help, As Scores Of Election Bills Land In Legislature
The National Conference of State Legislatures said that of 994 election-related bills filed in state capitals this year, 99 are in Arizona.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Despite Huge Funding Lead In Senate Race, Kelly Still Faces A Challenge
Kelly's funds do not guarantee a win in a state like Arizona during a year that is expected to be rough for Democrats.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Mom Honors Daughter By Getting Food, Health Care To Underserved Kids
Her daughter, who taught underserved children, died of cancer when she was only 30 years old.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Pima County Schools Strained By Lack Of COVID-19 Testing As FEMA Sites Open
The two sites can conduct and process up to 2,000 free-of-charge self-swab tests a day for appointments or walk-ups.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Abortion Fight In Arizona Heating Up, Even As Supreme Court Weighs Roe
Opponents have filed a half-dozen bills in the Legislature, including bills that mirror the laws the high court is considering.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Arizona Again Ranks Low On Highway Safety Laws; State Officials Push Back
It was at least the 10th straight year that Arizona has ranked near the bottom of the annual Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety report.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Pima County Works To Reduce Overrepresentation Of Native Americans In Its Jails
Native Americans are 1.8 times more likely than white Americans to be booked into a Pima County jail.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
From Bingo To Bocce: Unified Sports, Special Olympics Step Up For People With Intellectual Disabilities
The program puts people with intellectual disabilities and those without on teams together to promote social inclusion and mutual respect.
