Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) spoke to a town hall meeting at the Phoenix Better Business Bureau on Friday, Sept. 16. The senators discussed their dismay with Obamacare and called for its repeal and replacement. (Joshua
By Alexa Stuckrath | Cronkite News TEMPE – Arizona State University will get its first polling place in history, allowing students to remain on campus to cast their ballot in the November election. ASU’s Undergraduate Student Government worked with the
By: Samantha Collins For the last two weeks, the world has been in mourning over the loss of one of Mexico’s biggest idols. Juan Gabriel has been at the forefront of every talk show, newscast and now Sunday evenings with
By: Isabel Byfield Arizona Restaurant Week (ARW), the Valley’s premier food event of the year, starts this Friday September 16 – and we went on a little foodie excursion to find the best of the available Latin food offerings for
By: Samantha Collins If you heard that this event was sold out, you heard wrong! It’s the Downtown Salsa & Bachata Festival, a.k.a. heaven on Earth for all of you passionate dancers out there! What better way to bring people
By: Samantha Collins Brought to you by La Campesina 88.3 FM, here comes the concert of a lifetime for all of you Norteño lovers out there. Concierto El Grito is a powerhouse of a show that includes Codigo FN, Tito
By Anthony Hernandez While it is significantly more adept, and far scarier than the ill-conceived and poorly executed sequel Book of Shadows – this (reboot disguised as a) sequel; still inevitably buckles under the weight of the franchise and cannot
By: Samantha Collins For five years in a row now, Phoenix has been host to the Rockin’ Taco Street Fest. This year it moves just a little ways away to Chandler, but still, there will be tacos and there will
Hillary Clinton takes a selfie with supporters after a campaign rally on Monday, March 21, 2016, at Carl Hayden High School in Phoenix. (Photo by Ben Moffat/Cronkite News) By: Lorin McLain A Hillary Clinton supporter raises a peace sign during a
(Featured Photo: azburn.org) By: Gabriela Calles Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com This week, a Phoenix Committee discussed plans to build a new camping site for Camp Courage in Hermosillo, Sonora, to make it more accessible for non-English speakers to attend. The
