Matt Shott’s legacy helps keep Arizona hockey alive through foundation, even after Coyotes’ departure
PHOENIX – In the absence of an NHL team in Arizona, several former Coyotes staffers and others came together to create the Matt Shott Arizona Hockey Legacy, dedicated to honoring Matt Shott by continuing the game’s growth in the Grand Canyon State.
Arizona rolls into rivalry battle against Arizona State riding momentum from OT upset
PHOENIX – Arizona has shown resilience in their first season in the Big 12 Conference, holding a 14-6 overall record and 8-1 in conference play. The Wildcats secured a notable OT victory Monday against No. 3 Iowa State and face rival Arizona State on the road Saturday.
Bill would give Arizona rural communities a say in how groundwater is allocated
PHOENIX – Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the Rural Groundwater Management Act of 2025 to prevent out-of-state corporations from depleting Arizona's groundwater resources. The bill focuses on preserving water for rural communities, supporting conservation efforts and securing long-term water sustainability for the state.
End of an era: Mercury legend Brittney Griner departs for Atlanta Dream as Alyssa Thomas arrives in Phoenix
PHOENIX – WNBA All-Star Brittney Griner is leaving the Phoenix Mercury after an 11-year career and intends to sign with the Atlanta Dream.
Phoenix Holocaust center raises $38 million, expected to open in 2027 to foster education
PHOENIX – The Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center has received $11 million in government funding, some of which will be used for construction and implementation of interactive exhibits.
Arizona lags in childhood vaccinations and fluoride – public health measures targeted by Trump HHS nominee RFK Jr.
WASHINGTON – RFK Jr.’s skepticism of vaccines has raised fears about his nomination by President Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Arizona already has some of the nation’s lowest childhood immunization rates for polio and measles.
From ASU’s video room to NBA sidelines? Madeline Sulka pursues history on road less traveled
PHOENIX – Valley native Madeline Sulka started her coaching journey as a video coordinator. Her ultimate goal is to be an NBA head coach, and she is following a path paved by successful video coordinators before her to get there.
Seton Catholic’s Karen Self smashes wins record for Arizona girls basketball – and she’s not done yet
CHANDLER – Karen Self has become Arizona’s winningest coach in girls basketball with 833 career wins, surpassing Miner Webster. Over 33 years at Seton Catholic, she has led the team to 12 state championships and built lasting relationships, shaping the future of basketball in Arizona.
How the NCAA’s decision to welcome CHL players could reshape college hockey in the United States
PHOENIX – The NCAA's decision to allow Canadian Hockey League players to compete for Division I schools, starting in August, marks a significant shift and opens new opportunities for players while reshaping the competitive landscape.
Unrivaled offers safer alternative to overseas play for Phoenix Mercury stars, WNBA players
PHOENIX – The Unrivaled Women’s Basketball League, co-founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, offers a competitive and lucrative offseason alternative to overseas play for players like Phoenix Mercury's Brittney Griner.
Forks up, chow down: Inside Arizona State’s winning recipe for Sun Devil Athletics nutrition
TEMPE – A 118,669-square-foot building, complete with multiple serving areas and action stations, is a dream for Sun Devil chefs, dietitians, staff and athletes alike. Here, science, personalization and collaboration come together to showcase what it takes to fuel a Power Four athletic program.
Federal judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order
WASHINGTON – A federal district court judge placed a temporary injunction on President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship.
