‘Cultural shift’ of young voters favored Donald Trump in 2024 election
PHOENIX – With the 2024 election over, data shows that young men and women made significant shifts since 2020 in favor of the Republican Party. Gen Z voters in Arizona say they can now speak out after the election.
’12th-man experience’: No. 21 ASU set for showdown with No. 14 BYU as sold-out crowd awaits
TEMPE – The Sun Devils are preparing to play in front of a sold-out crowd for a Big 12 showdown with College Football Playoff implications against the top team in the conference, BYU.
Breaking Barriers: Ability360 opens Phoenix Summit Challenge to all abilities
TEMPE – Ability360 partnered with the City of Phoenix as part of the Phoenix Summit Challenge, which included various hikes in Phoenix throughout a one-day challenge. This challenge provided an opportunity to many, including those with disabilities.
‘Don’t get lost in the sauce’: No. 21 Arizona State preps for landmark game against No. 14 BYU
TEMPE – Arizona State, now ranked No. 21 in the AP poll, is gearing up for an enormous top-25 matchup Saturday with No. 14 BYU. Kenny Dillingham continues to demand poise despite the outside noise about the Sun Devils.
COVID-19 winter surge expected to hit marginalized communities hardest, experts warn
LOS ANGELES – Experts warn of an expected winter COVID-19 surge, potentially impacting marginalized communities that have faced disproportionate effects since the pandemic began. Health advocates emphasize the need for continued access to resources and vaccination efforts.
Migrants headed north from the Darién Gap can walk or catch a bus
UVITA, Costa Rica — According to the UN, 865 migrants per day arrived in Costa Rica from Panama in September. To continue their journey, the government offers them bus rides. Those who can’t afford it must wait or walk.
‘It’s like family’: Phoenix Suns gear and connection bring joy to Kenyan superfan Hussein Siro
PHOENIX – Hussein Siro, a Kenyan local and devoted Phoenix Suns fan, connected with fellow fan and graphic designer Mike Joseph over social media. Since then, Joseph, with the help of the Suns' community, has arranged to send care packages filled with Phoenix merchandise to Siro.
Where’s the beef? After administrative feud defined relationship, ASU, GCU finally settling rivalry on court
PHOENIX – Arizona State and Grand Canyon have a history of rivalry but mostly off the basketball court. Thursday night’s game allowed the two teams to settle their beef in a healthy way: on the court.
Molly Miller’s ‘GCU Basketball’ brand takes center stage in Hall of Fame Series showcase win over ASU
PHOENIX – GCU women’s basketball showcased its sharp 3-point shooting and relentless defense to rally past ASU 70-59 in the Hall of Fame Series, with Alyssa Durazo-Frescas leading the way.
‘We’ll be better’: GCU men’s basketball remains optimistic despite Hall of Fame Series loss in Tyon Grant-Foster’s return
PHOENIX – The GCU men’s basketball team, hampered by injuries and a lack of chemistry, fell to ASU 87-76 in the Hall of Fame Series, despite a strong return performance from Tyon Grant-Foster.
ASU, GCU women’s basketball teams believe showcase at Footprint Center will aid game’s growth
PHOENIX – A meeting at Footprint Center between the Arizona State and GCU women’s basketball teams Thursday helped highlight a sport that is setting attendance record at the college and professional level.
Strength coach for the mind: Diamondbacks’ mental performance guru brings ‘whole person’ into baseball
PHOENIX – MLB players are always under a harsh spotlight, judged by an entire nation when they make a mistake. The pressure can be overwhelming, but Arizona Diamondbacks mental performance coach Zach Brandon is there to keep things in perspective.
