As Ionescu nears end of college career, Arizona sports figures give nod of respect
By Nathan Hiatt | Tuesday, March 10, 2020
LAS VEGAS – Sabrina Ionescu has quickly become a transcendent athlete and those in Arizona involved in sports have noticed.
Making the leap: ASU League of Legends player ‘Breezyyy’ Keesey turns pro
By Warren Younger | Friday, Dec. 20, 2019
TEMPE – Three years ago, Brindon “Breezyyy” Keesey tried out for the Arizona State University League of Legends team and didn't make the cut. Now, Keesey has signed a contract to play for 100 Thieves and has become the second ASU player to go pro in any esport.
What’s next? As women’s wrestling grows, the landscape of opportunities changes
By Sarah Farrell | Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019
TEMPE – The opportunities for young female wrestlers to keep training after high school continue to grow as the sport gains popularity in the United States.
Marlee Smith blazes her own path on ASU wrestling team
By Sarah Farrell | Friday, Nov. 15, 2019
TEMPE – Marlee Smith becomes second female walk-on wrestler in ASU wrestling history
New law changes how English Language learners are taught. But what comes next?
By Kelsey Mo | Tuesday, May 14, 2019
MESA – A new law aims to help students who don’t speak English natively succeed, but how will educators implement it?
Arcosanti: Grand experiment in sustainable living approaches its 50th year
By Lauren Schieler | Friday, May 3, 2019
ARCOSANTI – A reflection of 50 years of experimentation at the world renowned urban laboratory Arcosanti, and where the project will go next.
Mothers and supporters of breastfeeding gather at Capitol for Nationwide Nurse-In
By Kelsey Mo | Friday, April 26, 2019
PHOENIX – About 20 people showed up to the Nationwide Nurse-In at the state Capitol to show their support for breastfeeding protections.
When life gives you lemons: Arizona might declare lemonade as its state drink
By Kelsey Mo | Tuesday, March 26, 2019
PHOENIX – Senate Government Committee voted 6-1 to advance a bill that would make lemonade Arizona’s state drink.
Arizona primary elections might be held earlier in August
By Kelsey Mo | Wednesday, March 20, 2019
PHOENIX – A bill in the Arizona Legislature would change the date of primaries to the first Tuesday in August, instead of 10 weeks out from a general election.
Arizona again rejects push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment
By Kelsey Mo | Wednesday, March 13, 2019
PHOENIX – Virginia failed to pass the ERA in February. Now, advocates are looking to Arizona to ratify the sweeping Equal Rights Amendment, which Congress passed in 1972.
‘Historical trauma’: Native communities grapple with missing and murdered women
By Kelsey Mo | Monday, March 4, 2019
SELLS – A complex legal process, inconsistent data and a lack of attention contribute to the forgotten missing and murdered indigenous women. The #MMIW movement is advocating for women who no longer have a voice.
Phoenix mayoral candidates argue pension debt, Suns arena and public safety
By Kelsey Mo | Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019
PHOENIX – Daniel Valenzuela and Kate Gallego faced off in their final public debate in the Phoenix mayoral race on Arizona PBS.