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From ASU’s video room to NBA sidelines? Madeline Sulka pursues history on road less traveled

PHOENIX – Valley native Madeline Sulka started her coaching journey as a video coordinator. Her ultimate goal is to be an NBA head coach, and she is following a path paved by successful video coordinators before her to get there.

From right, Emmitt Matthews Jr.,Madeline Sulka,David Singleton sitting on a basketball court sideline, looking at a laptop.

Broken hearts: ASU football falls just short in Peach Bowl classic, shows promise for future

ATLANTA – The No. 4 seed Arizona State Sun Devils fell to the No. 5 Texas Longhorns in a classic Peach Bowl matchup, but the future remains bright for the Devils under coach Kenny Dillingham.


‘We’re family here’: SRP employees band together to clean 10 miles of Salt River canal system

MESA - Employees from across Salt River Project departments come together with camaraderie and perseverance for an annual canal cleanup. This involves catching and relocating the white amur fish, also known as grass carp, before cleaning can begin.

SRP workers in Mesa watch as white amur fish, also known as grass carp, get lifted into a van to be transported to another section of canal.

Where’s the beef? After administrative feud defined relationship, ASU, GCU finally settling rivalry on court

PHOENIX – Arizona State and Grand Canyon have a history of rivalry but mostly off the basketball court. Thursday night’s game allowed the two teams to settle their beef in a healthy way: on the court.


White Mountain Apache members participate in ‘Ride to the Polls’ movement

WHITERIVER – AZ Native Vote and some members of the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Whiteriver were led by horseback and spiritual Gaan dancers to the polling station to cast their ballots for the 2024 presidential election and make their voices heard.


‘Native voters can and will decide this election’: Parties fight to secure Native American votes

PHOENIX – With extremely tight polling, the Republican and Democratic parties are looking to court Native American communities that have historically been hard to reach as a way to win Arizona and the rest of the country’s vote for the upcoming November election.


Heart of the defense: ASU’s clutch linebacker room fuels team’s remarkable 5-1 start

TEMPE – Arizona State football can thank its linebacker group for time and time again coming up with big plays. The group’s depth and chemistry are a big reason why.

ASU linebacker Zyrus Fiaseu celebrates in the end zone with other ASU football players against Wyoming

‘He’s only scratching the surface’: Former coaches say Marvin Harrison Jr. will bring his winning tradition to Cardinals

PHOENIX - Right now, Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is the talk of the Valley. His former coaches at St. Joseph’s Prep and Ohio State say he’ll live up to the hype.

Marvin Harrison Jr. in white uniform reaching out to catch a ball.

JD Vance visits Arizona’s 2 largest metro areas in bid for Hispanic voters

MESA – On Wednesday, Republican vice presidential candidate and Sen. JD Vance visited Tucson and Mesa, enticing Hispanic voters to pledge for Trump in a race to win Arizona votes in the upcoming election.

Sen. JD Vance took to the stage to speak on Oct. 9, 2024, in Mesa. (Photo by Brianna Chappie/Cronkite News)

Battle of the ‘Hams’: ASU braces for No. 16 Utah under Friday night lights

TEMPE – Arizona State’s second-year coach Kenny Dillingham has turned things around in Tempe and hopes to emulate many of the traits of the Sun Devils’ next opponent: Kyle Whittingham’s Utah Utes.

Football sideline with coaches, players in maroon uniforms, and an official in a striped uniform.

‘Our football is basketball’: GCU fans rally behind men’s and women’s teams at Midnight Madness

PHOENIX – Students at GCU camped out and lined up days ahead of Midnight Madness, the Lopes unofficial tip-off to basketball season. Once inside, the Lopes proved their love for the sport and their team with never-ending energy and cheers.


Golf after dark: Grass League ushers in new era with primetime professional, amateur tournaments under the lights

TEMPE – The Grass League is a new par-3 golf league that combines professional and amateur players in a team format under the lights and provides opportunities for players to gain recognition and sponsorships.

Drew Kittleson standing on stage with arm raised, holding a cap in hand, acknowledging the cheering crowd at a night event.