‘A war of truth vs. lies’: Abe family lived consequences of Alien Enemies Act – now they’re watching it again
PHOENIX – George Abe’s family was held in internment camps in accordance with the Alien Enemies Act while he served during WWII. Eighty years later, the act has been invoked again, and members of the Abe family are speaking out.
Trucks with uranium cross Navajo Nation, reviving long-standing fears
PHOENIX — After a six month pause, Energy Fuels starts the rehauling of uranium ore through the Navajo Nation up into its White Mesa Mill. While the tribe has an agreement in place, some community members say they will continue the fight to protect their land and people.
Is Arizona’s lack of measles cases a fluke, given its low vaccination rate?
WASHINGTON – Arizona has a lower vaccination rate than many of its neighboring states. So why hasn’t the measles outbreak hit Arizona?
ASU Powwow bridges generations amid threats of Indigenous cultural erasure
TEMPE – The Arizona State University Powwow offers a space for cultural connection and tradition among elders and students amid DEI policy challenges. Despite external pressures, the event strengthens community and empowers Native pride.
Corner kings: Arizona State’s secondary tighten bonds ahead of 2025
TEMPE – Arizona State returns four of five starters from last season’s secondary and bolstered the defensive backfield by adding a couple of experienced transfers. The newcomers join some incoming young players to give the Sun Devils what could be one of the country’s most formidable secondaries.
For family, for Guinea: Mamadi Diakite’s NBA dream grinds forward with Valley Suns
PHOENIX – Mamadi Diakite had a unique journey to the G League. From growing up in Africa and wanting to play soccer to making the switch to basketball at a later age, he has persevered through language barriers and unfamiliarity with the sport to reach new heights.
From Sunnyslope star to national champion: Phoenix native Todd Golden leads Florida Gators to title
PHOENIX – Florida basketball coach Todd Golden’s basketball journey started in Sunnyslope with a state championship in 2002. Now the Phoenix native has led the Gators to a college basketball national championship.
‘Recreate him in the aggregate’: ASU football’s backfield battle begins in post-Cam Skattebo era
TEMPE – Following the departure of star running back Cameron Skattebo, ASU football must replace over 2,000 yards of offensive production. The running back room is deep and talented.
Fire(fighting) and ice: ASU club hockey’s Carson Kuche turns life-changing moments into way of life
TEMPE – ASU hockey player Carson Kuche excels in high-pressure situations, whether on the ice during games or battling wildfires. His focus on leadership, love and resilience drives his success both on and off the ice.
Arizona bill aims to ban ultra-processed ingredients in public schools
PHOENIX – An Arizona bill aims to cut ultra-processed ingredients from foods in public schools, but some school officials say a lack of funding and other challenges may hinder schools from carrying out the bill’s mission.
Playoff Bound: Valley Suns clinch G League postseason berth in first season
TEMPE – While their NBA parent club is barely clinging to playoff hopes, the G League Valley Suns have clinched a postseason berth in their first season. The developmental team of the Phoenix Suns, which includes two-way players who have contributed to both teams, faces Golden State’s affiliate, the Santa Cruz Warriors, at Kaiser Permanente Arena to begin the G League’s Western Conference postseason gauntlet.
‘High tide raises all ships’: Competition sparks friendship, success in Milwaukee Brewers’ infield prospects
PHOENIX – Brewers’ infield prospects Vinny Capra, Oliver Dunn and Tyler Black all arrived at spring training fighting to earn a spot on the infield for Opening Day. The competition between the three has developed a friendship. Now, Capra and Dunn will be key parts of the Brewers’ Opening Day roster.
