Court: Holiday did not give Arizona voter an extra day to register
WASHINGTON - A federal appeals court Thursday rejected a Maricopa County man's claim that he was denied the right to vote in 2016 because the last day to register fell on a holiday, and he registered a day later.
NRC credits Palo Verde response to worker’s license application error
WASHINGTON - Operators of the Palo Verde nuclear power plant told the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Thursday they have addressed oversights regarding the error with an operator's application.
State delivers 1 million COVID-19 shots, but work is just beginning
WASHINGTON - Arizona delivered its 1 millionth COVID-19 vaccine just two months after the first doses were administered, but there's still a long way to go.
Registering for COVID-19 vaccinations frustrates Arizona seniors
PHOENIX – Many older Americans are reporting difficulties getting information about COVID-19 vaccines or making appointments to get shots.
Want to attend spring training? Cactus League teams begin to roll out plans
PHOENIX - As Cactus League teams begin to roll out spring training plans, questions about ticket sales and fan attendance remain.
Despite another stoppage, ASU men’s basketball looks to keep its momentum
TEMPE – The Sun Devils return to play after multiple COVID-related postponements threatened to harm the momentum gathered in back-to-back wins.
Monty Williams’ ‘winning culture’ helps Suns overcome injuries, rotation changes
PHOENIX – Even though his team has rarely had its full rotation available, Phoenix Suns coach Monty Williams has helped it stay poised with his principles and belief.
Suns’ Williams responds to Cuban decision: National anthem holds ‘special place in my heart’
PHOENIX - Phoenix Suns coach Monty Williams offered his thoughts on the Dallas Mavericks’ decision to not play the national anthem in any of their first 13 preseason and regular-season home games.
Optimism grows as COVID-19 vaccinations ramp up, cases fall, but experts warn against complacency
PHOENIX – Recent statistics on falling COVID-19 infections and rising vaccinations are reasons for optimism, health officials say, but now isn’t the time to lower our guard against a disease that has killed nearly 15,000 Arizonans.
Never pay debts with gift cards, new Arizona consumer program warns
SCOTTSDALE – Attorney General Mark Brnovich and members of the Arizona Food Marketing Alliance announced an awareness program to keep Arizonans from falling victim to gift card fraud.
Ping pong and 7 games vs. Blues: Pandemic wreaking havoc on Coyotes schedule
GLENDALE – A six-game road trip turned into an eight-day stop in St. Louis for the Arizona Coyotes. But they’re trying to remain flexible during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Oregon Trail: Many of Arizona’s top football prospects migrating to Pacific Northwest
PHOENIX – The state's best high school football talent is going to Oregon thanks to a combination of attractive facilities, coaching continuity and good old-fashioned hard work.
