Memorial services for Congressman Raúl Grijalva held in Tucson
TUCSON – Tucson community members and dignitaries from across the country gathered to honor the life of Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva at a funeral Mass and celebration of life.
‘High tide raises all ships’: Competition sparks friendship, success in Milwaukee Brewers’ infield prospects
PHOENIX – Brewers’ infield prospects Vinny Capra, Oliver Dunn and Tyler Black all arrived at spring training fighting to earn a spot on the infield for Opening Day. The competition between the three has developed a friendship. Now, Capra and Dunn will be key parts of the Brewers’ Opening Day roster.
Arizona ranks 3rd for missing Indigenous people. New bill hopes to change that with emergency alert system
PHOENIX – Arizona legislators have proposed a new alert system for missing Indigenous and endangered non-Indigenous people, which aims to address the state's high rates of missing and murdered Indigenous persons. The bill has passed the House with unanimous support and awaits Senate approval.
Pass the chips: Magic of March Madness continues to captivate nation with unmatched appeal and accessibility
PHOENIX – The March Madness fan experience is different from any other sport — where else is the bracket a central part of driving fan interest? This accessibility, paired with the tournament's ability to create compelling storylines, has made it a cultural mainstay and perhaps the most interesting event in sports.
Kelly, Gallego call for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign over Signal chat group leak on Houthi attack plans
WASHINGTON – Arizona’s senators called for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to resign, accusing him of egregious carelessness for sharing plans of an impending attack in a chat group that included a journalist.
Arizona native Josh Rojas looks to guide Chicago White Sox out of MLB’s basement as utility veteran
PHOENIX – A Litchfield Park native, Josh Rojas’ baseball career has taken him to new heights as he steps into the role of leader for a team coming off a historically rough season.
Two-time World Series champion Jorge Soler brings power, playoff pedigree to Los Angeles Angels lineup
TEMPE – Veteran outfielder Jorge Soler was traded to the Angels in the offseason – his sixth different ball club – and after a strong spring training, he’s expected to bat cleanup to help the organization end its playoff drought.
Countdown to Opening Day: Breaking down every Cactus League team before start of 2025 MLB season
PHOENIX – As spring training ends, there are a lot of reasons for fans to look ahead. The offseason had it all: big trades, signings, new managers. Here’s what to watch in the regular season for Cactus League teams.
Rural and low-income children face steep barriers to critical eye care in Arizona
PHOENIX – Lack of vision care in childhood has lifelong consequences. Many Arizona children struggle with vision problems that go undetected due to limited access to pediatric eye care, specifically among low-income families and those on public insurance.
Modern quilters blend traditional craft with innovation, using bold colors and designs
PHOENIX – Modern quilters in Phoenix are blending tradition with innovation, using bold designs and artistic expression to reshape the craft. This new wave of quilting fosters family connections, creative outlets and meaningful community ties through fabric and design.
In the shadows, MLB bullpen catchers wear many hats in crucial role for team success
PHOENIX – Bullpen catchers are MLB’s unsung heroes who do it all to help the team succeed. Even during the Cactus League, they are hard at work long before fans enter the stadium.
Swinging to the future: Indoor simulators changing Arizona’s golf scene from fairways to screens
PHOENIX – Golf is an ever-evolving sport with the constant integration of new technology. With the rise of Tomorrow’s Golf League, simulator golf is becoming more and more prevalent in Arizona with businesses such as Desert Links, Loft Golf and Club Twirl.
