Out of the ‘dungeon,’ into the spotlight: Brophy Prep grad Benjamin Morrison showcases skills in pre-draft workout
PHOENIX – Former Brophy Prep and Notre Dame cornerback Benjamin Morrison worked out for NFL teams for the first time since his season-ending hip injury, hoping to prove he’s healthy ahead of the draft.
Rising Momentum: After slow start, Phoenix FC begins to find its footing
PHOENIX – The Phoenix Rising have had a slow start to the season, but after recent match performances, there is reason for optimism. With two matches leading up to their Cup game, the Rising will look to continue their recent track of momentum.
Life along 27th Avenue: Realities differ for Grand Canyon University, surrounding community
PHOENIX – Communities around Phoenix’s 27th Avenue want better for the area, but what “better” means depends on who you ask.
Arizona Cardinals brace for uncertainty at pick No. 16 in 2025 NFL Draft
TEMPE – Holding the 16th overall pick, Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort and coach Jonathan Gannon are navigating a draft filled with unpredictability.
Population of endangered Mount Graham red squirrels grows with help from Arizona organizations
PHOENIX – The population of endangered Mount Graham red squirrels has recovered through collaborative efforts from the Arizona Game & Fish Department, the University of Arizona, the Phoenix Zoo and the Forest Service.
Three schools, two surgeries, one dream: Chandler native Tyler Shough’s resilience powers NFL journey
CHANDLER – Tyler Shough was the starting quarterback at Hamilton High School in 2016 and 2017. After three colleges in seven years with two major injuries, Shough sits on the cusp of his NFL goals.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari slams Trump after El Salvador visit to highlight case of wrongly deported man Kilmar Abrego Garcia
WASHINGTON – Rep. Yassamin Ansari returned to Phoenix on Tuesday after she and other Democratic lawmakers tried unsuccessfully to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the longtime Maryland resident deported to El Salvador by mistake. The White House slammed them for going on an “apology tour” on behalf of a gang member.
High suicide rates in ‘tough guy’ construction trade prompt industry to start talking
PHOENIX – Construction has the highest suicide rate of any occupation in the country. The male-dominated industry is labor-intensive and requires long hours, often leaving workers to cope with both mental and physical pain. Industry leaders and organizers are now working to destigmatize mental health conversations on and off the jobsite.
Skoden Coffee & Tea combines traditional Native American cuisine with activism
PHOENIX – Skoden Coffee & Tea is an Indigenous-owned shop inside Central Records in Phoenix. While the shop includes traditionally inspired Native American drinks and pastries, its owner supports cultural activism.
Rooted in West Linn, Tim Tawa’s journey from three-sport high school star unfolds with Arizona Diamondbacks
PHOENIX – After dominating Oregon’s high school sports scene as a decorated three-sport athlete, Tim Tawa carved a unique path to the majors with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Deported Migrants Struggle to Rebuild Lives in Nogales
NOGALES – Phoenix-based nonprofit Esperanza en la Frontera provides food and necessities to deported migrants and displaced families from the United States who are camped in an abandoned basketball court in Nogales, Mexico.
ASU organizations and students offer support as the number of international students losing visas increases
TEMPE – As the number of international students losing their student visas under the Trump administration increases, ASU students and organizations show their support for their international peers.
