Recycling increases in Phoenix during the pandemic
By Caroline Yu | May 13, 2020
Recycling programs throughout Arizona have struggled during the COVID-19 outbreak, as they work to collect recyclables safely.
‘Nobody saw that coming’: Jordan documentary offers inside look at superstar
By Valerie Gonzales | May 1, 2020
LOS ANGELES – “The Last Dance” is a documentary showing Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls’ road to another NBA title in the 1997-98 season.
‘I was shocked’: Arizona Cardinals land Houston offensive tackle Josh Jones
By Nathan Hiatt | April 25, 2020
PHOENIX – The Arizona Cardinals were pleasantly surprised to find that Houston offensive tackle Josh Jones was available in the third round of the the NFL Draft.
Game 4 of 1976 Western Conference semifinals proved to be turning point in Suns history
By Robert Werner | April 20, 2020
PHOENIX – Westphal, Erickson help lead the Suns over the Supersonics and to new heights 44 years ago.
Experts ask death penalty states for scarce drugs that can treat COVID-19 patients
By Hannah Foote | April 17, 2020
PHOENIX – Doctors raised concerns that powerful pharmaceuticals used in executions are needed to treat COVID-19 patients.
‘Better safe than sorry’: Athletes react to loss of NCAA winter and spring sports to COVID-19
By Valerie Gonzales | April 16, 2020
LOS ANGELES – The NCAA’s decision to cancel all sports because of COVID-19 has left athletes missing their sport.
Dating from home: How to find or keep love alive in the time of coronavirus
By Grace Lieberman | April 15, 2020
PHOENIX – Despite stay-at-home orders and other restrictions, couples and those hoping to find love are using creative ways to date from a distance.
Prescott’s bid to draw more groundwater could threaten Verde River
By Christopher Howley | April 14, 2020
PRESCOTT – In the wake of a growing population and planned housing developments, the Prescott City Council has proposed a water policy it says would provide water for the city’s current and future residents.
COVID-19 in Arizona: Social distancing, face masks may be flattening curve of hospitalizations
By Velvet Wahl and Hannah Foote | April 9, 2020
PHOENIX – Ducey announces students in rural communities will receive 200 internet hotspots, a Page man allegedly urged violence against Navajos, and other updates on how COVID-19 is affecting Arizona.
Sanders drops out, but Arizona supporters say they are still in the fight
By McKenzie Sadeghi | April 9, 2020
TEMPE - Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders suspended his 2020 Democratic presidential bid Wednesday, but his Arizona supporters said they will still push his message of Medicare for all, eliminating student debt and raising the minimum wage.
‘We’re in crisis mode’: Coronavirus putting pressure on food and shelter nonprofits
By Jonmaesha Beltran | April 7, 2020
PHOENIX – Homeless shelters and food banks are seeing an increase in demand as COVID-19 rampages through the state. And time and money are running out for nonprofits.
Benes, Garagiola Jr. reflect on Diamondbacks’ first franchise victory 22 years ago
By Victoria Stibrik | April 5, 2020
PHOENIX – After opening their inaugural season with five straight losses, the Diamondbacks won the first game in franchise history, a home victory over the San Francisco Giants in 1998.