‘Everyone’s got a story’: Portraits at André House show humanity, stories of people who are homeless
By Carly Henry | Monday, Oct. 8, 2018
…face. “God made dirt and dirt don’t hurt. That’s why I named her Dirt, because she’d never hurt anyone,” Clark said. In the 10 years Clark has had Dirt, this…
Living in the margins: ‘Ecovillages’ take sustainability to personal level
By Gabriel Sandler | Monday, March 19, 2018
…other and the land. Don Clark founded Wind Spirit, just south of Tonto National Forest, after tiring of corporate life. After several business ventures, one lost in a hostile takeover,…
Border towns struggle with students who live in Mexico, learn in Arizona
By Aydali Campa | Tuesday, May 8, 2018
…for Alicia and Eduardo to move to Arizona, but Alicia was born in Mexico. It would take years for her to become a legal resident, even though her son is…
Hands, heart and feet: Havasupai children write letters urging Trump to ban canyon mining
By Christopher Cadeau and Lillian Donahue | Thursday, March 1, 2018
…many forms of cancer and kidney diseases. Effects on water supplies also have been an issue. Roger Clark, program director at the Grand Canyon Trust, has written multiple blogs outlining…
Arizona’s Old West history plays important role in state tourism
By Charlie Clark | Wednesday, May 17, 2017
…by Charlie Clark/Cronkite News) 63192 A member of the Cataract Creek Gang in Williams preps his horse prior to the show. (Photo by Charlie Clark/Cronkite News) 63191 The Wild West…
Tribulations and triumph: Phoenix theater troupes explore diversity and community
By Jessica Clark | Thursday, May 25, 2017
…the audience reacts. (Photo by Jessica Clark/Cronkite News) 63371 Actor Mike Traylor helps out before the performance by sitting in place for lighting and sound checks. (Photo by Jessica Clark/Cronkite…
Short and sweet: The month Deandre Ayton and Marvin Bagley spent together at Hillcrest
By Jordan Kaye | Thursday, June 21, 2018
…not necessarily an established organization,” said Michael Clark, creator of the highlight-laden Arizona basketball website and YouTube channel AZ Finest Mixtape. Hillcrest landing Bagley, a move Weaver told azcentral gave…
Language immersion classrooms bring students education and culture
By Alicia Clark | Friday, Dec. 4, 2015
…grade class. (Photo by Alicia Clark/Cronkite News) 12868 Students color in a worksheet about Día de Acción de Gracias, Thanksgiving in Spanish. (Photo by Alicia Clark/Cronkite News) 12867 Because most…
Arizona Muslims worry about backlash following Paris attacks
By Alicia Clark | Friday, Nov. 20, 2015
…here in Arizona,” he said. 5 Alicia Clark Cronkite News cronkitenews.azpbs.com 11901 Imam Ahmad Shqeirat holds a meeting in the Islamic Community Center. (Photo by Alicia Clark/Cronkite News) 11902 The…
Memory of fatal Border Patrol agent shooting haunts Nogales three years later
By Alicia Clark | Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015
NOGALES, MEXICO – Dr. Luis Contreras Sanchez was browsing social media when he heard a rapid burst of gunfire just outside his home. It was a night he…
Can the government be sued for climate change? Appeals court hears arguments
By Tim Royan | Thursday, June 6, 2019
…the young plaintiffs of their Fifth Amendment rights to “life, personal security and family autonomy.” Justice Department lawyer Jeffrey Clark argued that the suit should not go to trial because…
Protesters rally in Phoenix on anniversary of students’ disappearance
By Alicia Clark | Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015
…the names of the missing students. (Photo by Alicia Clark/Cronkite News) 7765 Therese Arviza and Osnelly Enriquez carried signs to remember the 43 students missing in Mexico. (Photo by Alicia…