‘We gave everything’: Dodgers end Diamondbacks’ surprise season
PHOENIX -- From the moment the first pitch was thrown in the National League Division Series, the Arizona Diamondbacks never appeared to be their true selves.
Grappling with mental health common after traumatic events
PHOENIX — Those impacted – directly or indirectly – by traumatic events such as the Las Vegas shooting can experience changes in their mental health for days, weeks and even years after the fact.
In Focus, Season 2 Episode 2: Redhill
In the second episode of In Focus Season 2, we interview local alternative band Redhill. Two of the band's members tell us the story behind their unique orchestral style, their tour in London and how they build their fan base.
Former Suns Gorilla Rojas finds a voice for self-improvement and motivation
PHOENIX — In the 1980s, during halftimes, timeouts and other breaks in Phoenix Suns games, all eyes were on Henry Rojas, though much of the crowd did not know it.
Phoenix nail artist capitalizes on Instagram success
PHOENIX – In the past decade, nail art has become one of the hottest trends in the nail care industry.
The faces of intersectional feminism
PHOENIX - Feminists from around the Valley traveled to Arizona State University’s downtown campus Wednesday to honor civil rights activist Sylvia Mendez, who spoke about her contribution in the 1947 Mendez v. Westminster case that ended segregation in California.
Arizona expert tells panel Equifax breach could be worse than thought
WASHINGTON - A Senate committee Wednesday chastised the former head of Equifax for a data breach that exposed financial data of as many as 143 million Americans to hackers - a number that one Arizona expert said could be even higher.
Bradley delivers ‘never forget’ moment in Diamondbacks’ Wild Card victory
PHOENIX -- Before Wednesday night’s 11-8 National League Wild Card victory over the Colorado Rockies, Archie Bradley had just one request for Arizona Diamondbacks fans:
Touch learning + community = independence for kids with Down syndrome
SCOTTSDALE – A sensory touch technique can help people diagnosed with Down syndrome learn math and other lessons more readily, according to the leaders of a local nonprofit.
Lovullo preached the ‘L’ word, and Diamondbacks players listened
PHOENIX -- When a sports organization hires a new head coach or manager, many place an importance on creating a new culture in hopes of altering past results.
Arizona officials remain tight-lipped about security plans for upcoming events, but vow they’re taking precautions
PHOENIX – One local security expert called Sunday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas an “unusual circumstance,” and it’s not something professionals would have necessarily anticipated.
Arizonans rush to donate blood in wake of Las Vegas shooting
PHOENIX – Arizonans showed up in droves Monday to donate blood to help the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, and officials said the American Red Cross and United Blood Services collectively sent hundreds of “blood products” to help those injured.
