As Southwest water managers grapple with climate change, can a ‘grand bargain’ work?
GREELEY, Colo. – A temporary fix to the Colorado River's scarcity problem has turned attention to how to manage the water supply for 40 million people across the Southwest.
Supreme Court decision could open door to legalized sports betting in Arizona
As gambling has grown in popularity, anticipation is high for a Supreme Court ruling that would pave the way for more legalized sports betting. The decision, expected by late June, could open the door to legal sports gambling in Arizona.
Playing through: Veterans find relief from PTSD on golf course
Dave Delano suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and is deemed unemployable. After battling PTSD on his own, he uses golf and the Veteran Golfers Association as a release and an outlet.
A 36-hour tattoo, other stories from Cactus League body art
Tattoos are more than just body art to many major league players. They can be markers on a player's life timeline.
‘Wanting to die’: Sexual assault victim shares story with athletes, including ASU’s
The impact of Larry Nassar's crimes is far-reaching and has prompted college athletic departments across the country to have deeper conversations about sexual assault on campuses. That includes Arizona State, which has an education program in place and brought in a victim of sexual assault to speak to the team.
New technology helping athletes with mental game
For years athletes have been training their muscles to make themselves better at their respective sport. Versus technology is helping athletes with a new innovative approach to training their mind, which could eventually help non-athletes in their everyday lives.
‘Sky’s the limit’: Phoenix Open happy to keep growing
What started out as just a normal tournament on the PGA Tour, the Waste Management Phoenix Open has now turned into one of golf's greatest spectacles.
