‘Just a damn basketball game’: Steve Kerr speaks on leadership, loss and life lessons at ASU
TEMPE – Steve Kerr, legendary coach and well-known political advocate, discusses politics, leadership and his coaching career in a sit-down conversation with David Axelrod.
Muslim-led clinics serve as a resource for South Los Angeles and beyond
LOS ANGELES – Amid growing disparities and food insecurity, UMMA Health, a Muslim community-based health organization (MCBHO), and a growing national network of Muslim clinics serve those left behind by the system.
Trucks with uranium cross Navajo Nation, reviving long-standing fears
PHOENIX — After a six month pause, Energy Fuels starts the rehauling of uranium ore through the Navajo Nation up into its White Mesa Mill. While the tribe has an agreement in place, some community members say they will continue the fight to protect their land and people.
Photo essay: The 21st Pat’s Run honors a legend with every stride
TEMPE – The Pat Tillman foundation honors former ASU and Cardinals football player Pat Tillman, who served as an Army Ranger before losing his life to friendly fire. The story of Pat’s Run through photos.
Making their mark: How Homeland prints Indigenous identity into youth spaces
PHOENIX – Homeland, a Native-led collective, empowers Indigenous youth through fashion, art and culture. Using screen printing workshops and presentations, the group is establishing Native representation in classrooms and creative industries.
‘We should not write unlimited checks’: Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego criticizes bill to reallocate taxes to Chase Field renovations
PHOENIX – State legislators and local officials are at odds over a bill that would use tax money for Arizona Diamondbacks’ Chase Field improvements.
Senate weighs whether to ‘lock the clock’ and end daylight saving time, which Arizona hasn’t observed since 1968
WASHINGTON – Sen. Ted Cruz led a Senate hearing to discuss ending daylight saving time nationwide, bringing the other 48 states in line with Arizona and Hawaii – the only two where residents don’t spring ahead and fall back. The twice-yearly ritual is much despised. But Congress hasn’t been able to agree on whether permanent time should be one hour forward or one hour back.
‘No regrets’: Patrick Peterson retires, reflects on Hall of Fame career with Arizona Cardinals
TEMPE – Legendary cornerback Patrick Peterson hangs up the cleats after 13 years in the NFL. He retired with the Cardinals, who selected him fifth overall in 2011, and reflected on his journey Monday afternoon at the team facility.
‘Change is needed’: Phoenix Suns fire coach Mike Budenholzer after disappointing 2024-25 season
PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns are searching for their fourth head coach in as many years after firing Mike Budenholzer following a disappointing 2024-25 season. The Suns went 36-46 and missed the postseason entirely, and more change is coming with Mat Ishbia at the helm.
Is Arizona’s lack of measles cases a fluke, given its low vaccination rate?
WASHINGTON – Arizona has a lower vaccination rate than many of its neighboring states. So why hasn’t the measles outbreak hit Arizona?
‘Bear Down, Baby’: Becky Burke introduced as new Arizona Wildcats women’s basketball coach
PHOENIX – After nine seasons under Adia Barnes, the Arizona Wildcats introduced Becky Burke as their new women’s basketball coach. If it’s true that players reflect their coach, Arizona fans are going to like the new leader of their program.
‘An absolute honor’: World Cup champion Julie Ertz headlines Arizona Hall of Fame class
PHOENIX – Julie Ertz, a Mesa native and two-time World Cup champion, was inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. Known for her leadership and grit, she starred at Santa Clara University and captained the U.S. U-20 team to a World Cup title before winning two more with the senior national team.
