Corporation Commission: Democrat Lauren Kuby sees a bright future with solar energy

Democrat Lauren Kuby is running for the Arizona Corporation Commission with Sandra Kennedy. She is a former Tempe City Council member and sustainability scientist.

Lauren Kuby (Photo courtesy of the Lauren Kuby campaign)

Corporation Commission: Kevin Thompson aims to reduce utility rates and reverse policymaking role

Mesa City Council member Kevin Thompson said he wants to use his experience to represent Arizonans on the Corporation Commission to ensure consumers are protected and energy grids remain reliable.

Kevin Thompson (Photo courtesy of the Kevin Thompson campaign)

Former ASU League of Legends player returns as coach

PHOENIX – Former ASU varsity League of Legends player returns in a head coaching role hoping to defy expectations with the new team.

Former Arizona State League of Legends player Sean Innes, left, here watching an international tournament with the ASU team, has transitioned to head coach. (Photo courtesy ASU League of Legends)

‘You never forget’: Honoring Arizona’s veterans one flight at a time

WASHINGTON - Thirty Arizona veterans of World War II, the Korean and Vietnam wars were in Washington this week to visit the memorials to their service, the latest of more than 2,000 vets to make the trip from the state free of charge as part of Honor Flight program.


Schools superintendent: Tom Horne says he’ll focus on academics, not critical race theory

Tom Horne hopes to rid Arizona’s schools of critical race theory.

Tom Horne (Photo courtesy of Tom Horne)

Schools superintendent: Kathy Hoffman has ‘relentless optimism’ for public education

The superintendent’s race carries overtones of a culture war, pitting incumbent Kathy Hoffman against former superintendent Tom Horne. The election is focusing on flashpoint topics such as critical race theory, parental rights, sexual orientaton and LGBTQ issues.

Kathy Hoffman (Photo courtesy of the Kathy Hoffman campaign)

Arizona treasurer: Kimberly Yee stresses transparency, rejects ‘social consciousness’ investing

Incumbent State Treasurer Kimberly Yee has made Arizona history twice. She was the first Asian American elected to the Legislature and the first Asian American to hold statewide office. Yee is running for re-election as state treasurer, an office she has held since 2018. In that job, she invests taxpayer money, manages the state’s cash flow and advances financial literacy.

Kimberly Yee (Photo courtesy of the Kimberly Yee campaign)

As NHL season starts without Keith Yandle, former teammates remember Coyotes defenseman

PHOENIX – Defenseman Keith Yandle made a strong impression on the Arizona Coyotes organization over his nine years with the franchise, putting him among Coyotes legends.

Keith Yandle had a long and accomplished career with the Coyotes before he was traded to the New York Rangers in 2015. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

With an exciting young core and brand new arena, the Arizona Coyotes embark on a season like no other

TEMPE – The Arizona Coyotes kick off their season tonight in Pittsburgh as a new era for the franchise seems to be underway in the Valley.

The Arizona Coyotes open the 2022-23 regular season with optimism and excitement tonight in Pittsburgh. The team's first home game at Mullett Arena is scheduled for Oct. 28. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

Attorney general: Kris Mayes wants to ‘depoliticize the office,’ restore voter confidence

Kris Mayes, a 51-year-old native Arizonan and former Arizona corporation commissioner, is running for state attorney general on a platform of ensuring voting and abortion rights and fighting elder abuse and fraud, as well as addressing security issues on the border.

Kris Mayes (Photo courtesy of Kris Mayes campaign)

Attorney general: Election-denier Abe Hamadeh running against ‘leftist mob’

Republican Abraham Hamadeh is in a dead heat in the race for attorney general against Kris Mayes. The Trump-endorsed candidate says he will take on the “leftist mob” that has made the country unrecognizable.

Abe Hamadeh (Photo courtesy of the Abe Hamadeh campaign)

U.S. Senate: Venture capitalist Blake Masters dislikes the country’s direction

Blake Masters says he’s running for the Senate because he disagrees with the way politicians have been running the country. He says his policies are aimed at creating an Arizona where he feels comfortable raising his sons.

Blake Masters (Photo courtesy of the Blake Masters campaign)