Denzen Cortez expects to graduate in May 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in political science. Cortez has interned as a reporter at KTAR News and NBC KCAA radio station as on-air talent. He’s had additional experience as an anchor for The Cut Network.
TUCSON – George Goode explains the significance of farrier education through his nonprofit organization, the Native American Horse Education Foundation, which provides courses to Native American communities in Sells.
GLENDALE – Gov. Katie Hobbs, accompanied by law enforcement and city officials, held a news conference to discuss security protocols for the upcoming NCAA men’s Final Four games and events, set to be held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale and in downtown Phoenix.
PHOENIX – Personas que consumían kratom en el Valle describen sus experiencias con la una sustancia vegetal de uso tradicional en el sureste de Asia. Aunque los usuarios empezaron a tomarlo para tratar la depresión o el dolor, describen cómo se volvieron adictos a medida que tomaban dosis más altas. Una toxicóloga de Banner Health, y la Asociación Americana del Kratom debaten sus posibles riesgos y beneficios.
PHOENIX – Former kratom users in the Valley describe their experiences using the herbal substance that originated with traditional uses in Southeast Asia. While users started taking it to deal with depression or pain, they described becoming addicted as they took higher doses. A Banner Health toxicologist and the American Kratom Association discuss its potential risks and benefits.
NOGALES, Sonora, Mexico – Due to a lack of resources at the Arizona-Mexico border, more families are stuck in limbo as they seek asylum.
PHOENIX - House Speaker Ben Toma says his latest immigration bill could save Arizona billions in welfare benefits annually, but small business owners rallied Monday to say it will cost the state instead, by driving out businesses and workers.
NOGALES, SONORA, MEX. – Familias migrantes huyen de violencia y esperan en Nogales su aprobación de asilo. Miles viven en precarias condiciones en la ciudad fronteriza.
QUEEN CREEK – The Art of the Cowgirl celebrates women who embody the country lifestyle by raising funds for artists, so they can have opportunities such as fellowships or become master artists within their fields.
