Do not adjust your TV: NHL puck now changes color when it’s too warm
By Alex Simon | Monday, Oct. 7, 2019
GLENDALE – For this hockey season, game pucks are securing a little extra attention. The NHL is giving them a thermochromic coating that is purple when frozen but turns clear as the pucks thaw above freezing temperatures.
From out of baseball to Olympian: Jeremy Wolf’s path to Aliyah and Team Israel
By Tyler Dunn | Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019
SCOTTSDALE – Scottsdale’s Jeremy Wolf is a Jewish-American Olympian with a heart for baseball’s minor leaguers.
‘He got a bad rap’: Friends, NFL executives remember Bill Bidwill’s humble, caring side
By Erica Block | Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019
TEMPE – Bill Bidwill may have been an enigma to Cardinals fans and others who knew him only through his public persona. But in their tributes to him in the wake of his death at 88, Bidwill’s close friends and associates describe a humble, joke-telling man with a deeply caring nature.
Former top MLB picks Lewis, Moniak stare pressure in face at Fall League
By Nick Aguilera | Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019
SCOTTSDALE - For the first time since 2011, the Arizona Fall League is showcasing two former No. 1 overall MLB Draft picks in Royce Lewis and Mickey Moniak. Despite the pressure of the first pick label, both players are not letting the selection define their careers.
Ice time: With Fry’s guidance, hockey participation among females in Arizona booming
By Nick Aguilera | Monday, Sept. 23, 2019
GLENDALE – After starring in the 2014 Winter Olympics, Lindsey Fry has made an impact on female hockey participation in Arizona. The state is No. 1 in growth during the last five years.
Diamondbacks teammates believe Eduardo Escobar ideal candidate for Clemente award
By Erica Block | Friday, Sept. 20, 2019
PHOENIX - From the work he does in the local community to the leadership he brings to the Diamondbacks clubhouse, teammates believe Eduardo Escobar is a worthy candidate for the 2019 Roberto Clemente Award.
New rules expand hunting on most national wildlife refuges in Arizona
By Kailey Broussard | Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019
WASHINGTON - Hunting groups are applauding new federal rules that create longer seasons, extend hours and expand methods for hunting and taking different types of game on 1.4 millino acres of national wildlife refuges.- more than half of that land in Arizona.
Arizona could make major changes to renewable-energy mandate
By Bret Jaspers | Friday, Aug. 2, 2019
PHOENIX – The Arizona Corporation Commission is considering several proposals that would change energy regulation in the state, including how much power comes from renewables.
Serious distance runners can’t stay away from Flagstaff, lure of high altitude
By Tyler Dunn | Friday, July 12, 2019
FLAGSTAFF - Elite endurance runners are racing to be part of Flagstaff, Arizona community
Utah presses forward on pipeline despite strains on Colorado River
By Judy Fahys | Friday, June 14, 2019
ST. GEORGE, Utah – Despite legal agreements on drought in the Colorado River Basin, southwestern Utah communities are pushing for expensive water projects.
Dreams coming true for ASU hockey player Joey Daccord
By Nick Welter | Friday, April 19, 2019
PHOENIX – In this podcast, Nick Welter shares the incredible story of ASU goaltender Joey Daccord, who became the first Arizona State player to sign an NHL entry-level contract.
Quick hits: An inside look at the 2019 NFL Annual League Meeting
By Nick Welter | Friday, April 5, 2019
PHOENIX – In this podcast, Nick Welter shares his experience at the 2019 NFL Annual Meetings that were held at the Arizona Biltmore.