NCAA, Arizona universities look to address lack of women coaching women’s sports
PHOENIX – The NCAA and Arizona universities are paying close attention to the issue of gender discrepancy when it comes to coaching women's sports. Since the passage of Title IX, the percentage of women coaches has declined.
Hungry for jobs, people with Down syndrome learn to cook
PHOENIX – Kris Mills, the owner of a food truck, teaches people with Down syndrome how to cook to improve their chances of getting jobs.
Changing hands: Cardinals opt to go with rookie quarterback Josh Rosen
TEMPE – The Arizona Cardinals named rookie quarterback Josh Rosen their starter on Monday. Rosen was drafted 10th overall by in the 2018 draft.
Saguaro High community, led by famous alumni, rallies around deli owner
SCOTTSDALE – Casella’s Deli has been an important part of the Saguaro community for more than 40 years and hundreds came to support the owner during his difficult time.
A year after Hurricane Maria, panel wants 9/11-level probe of response
WASHINGTON - A panel of experts meeting on the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria's devastating hit on Puerto Rico called for a 9/11 Commission-style investigation into the government's response to the storm, the deadliest American natural disaster in a century.
Red Cross mental-health volunteers help victims deal with emotional trauma from Hurricane Florence
PHOENIX – The American Red Cross is helping victims of Hurricane Florence cope with the disaster.
Arizona’s first malt house saves water and supports local breweries
CAMP VERDE – Sinagua Malt, a sustainability focused startup, makes conserving water economically viable for Camp Verde farmers.
Phoenix takes steps toward a more pedestrian friendly downtown
PHOENIX – Phoenix widened sidewalks and narrowed the street on a block in downtown Phoenix in an effort to attract pedestrians and boost business.
Despite cries for Rosen, Cardinals coach Wilks sounds committed to Bradford
TEMPE – As fans clamor for Josh Rosen, Cardinals coach Steve Wilks sounds committed to Sam Bradford.
‘Bisbee ’17’ documentary recounts ‘shameful moment’ in Arizona history
More than a century ago, leaders in the Bisbee mining community forced out 1,200 mostly immigrant miners who were demanding higher wages. Director Robert Greene and producer Bennett Elliott recently discussed “Bisbee ’17,” their documentary about Bisbee residents re-enacting a point in history that still resonates today.
A good run: Eno Benjamin’s strong start hints at big things for ASU
TEMPE - Running back Eno Benjamin is off to a strong start for Arizona State football.
The place to be: Grand Canyon soccer leads nation in average attendance
PHOENIX – The Havocs have built a student section that supports Grand Canyon sports with a fiery passion, and no one is benefiting more than the men’s soccer team.
