Military mom turns personal loss into mission to help Arizona service members
PHOENIX – Military Assistance Mission, founded by Margy Bons, whose son served as a U.S. Marine, provides urgent financial support to Arizona’s service members. From paying bills and rent to offering Christmas dinners, MAM helps families in crisis with quick, direct assistance.
Whole new ballgame: Sabermetrics, analytics redefining baseball for fans and teams in 2025
PHOENIX – As baseball analytics evolve, teams and fans understand the game differently. Players’ roles change, they are evaluated differently and the rules of the game may change. Sabermetrics and data analytics play a critical role in MLB in 2025.
Successful stops in Arizona help White Sox minor-leaguer Caleb Bonemer chase his dream
PHOENIX – Caleb Bonemer, a minor-leaguer in the Chicago White Sox system, is on his rookie journey, one that wouldn’t be possible without the state of Arizona. Bonemer is living his childhood dream, and leaving a legacy each step of the way.
Cracking Kenny Dillingham’s code: five pillars of a winning college football program
PHOENIX – Kenny Dillingham took ASU from consecutive 3-9 seasons to an 11-2 record, Big 12 Championship and College Football Playoff appearance. What are the ingredients to success in modern-day college football?
Arizona Cardinals’ Mack Wilson Sr. to host fourth annual celebrity game for charity
PHOENIX – Arizona Cardinals linebacker Mack Wilson Sr. is bringing his fourth annual celebrity basketball game for charity to the Valley for the first time. Terrell Owens, James Conner and Marvin Harrison Jr. are among the celebrities and athletes who will headline the event.
Sam Novak breaks Arizona high school pole vault record to cap Phoenix Country Day School career
PHOENIX – Phoenix Country Day’s Sam Novak makes Arizona state history in the high school pole vaulting event as he clears 17 feet, 8 inches on his third and final attempt.
When does President Donald Trump’s defiance of courts in deportation case cross the line into a constitutional crisis?
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has thumbed his nose at federal courts repeatedly in the case of the migrant deported to El Salvador by mistake and despite a protective order. Other presidents have pushed the limits of their authority, been slapped down by courts, grumbled, and complied. Trump isn't taking no for an answer. He's just outright defying the judicial branch.
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.
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.
‘A war of truth vs. lies’: Abe family lived consequences of Alien Enemies Act – now they’re watching it again
PHOENIX – George Abe’s family was held in internment camps in accordance with the Alien Enemies Act while he served during WWII. Eighty years later, the act has been invoked again, and members of the Abe family are speaking out.
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.
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?
