By Isabel Menzel Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Protesters chanting “We deserve our freedom,” and waving the American flag blocked Central Avenue outside federal immigration offices, hours after the Supreme Court deadlocked on an immigration reform case. About 50 people blocked the
Arizona is showing off its place among the top 10 states withe the most job growth in the country. That’s according to new data by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which showed that Arizona added nearly 76,000 jobs — a
With special thanks to Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment for its generous donation, the 20th Annual “A” Mountain Fireworks Celebration will start at approximately 9:15 p.m., Monday, July 4. “A big thanks, once again, to Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment for generously sponsoring the fireworks.
By: Emily Zentner Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – House Democrats, chanting “no bill, no break,” shut down the chamber with a sit-in Wednesday in an effort to force the Republican leadership to allow a vote on stalled gun-control legislation. Scores of
By Melissa Stafford Jones, Regional Director, US Department of Health and Human Services, Region 9 In June, we celebrate Father’s Day, Men’s Health Month, and National Safety Month. These separate observances have a common theme—we can use them as an opportunity
A whole new do, can mean a whole new you! Whether you’re contemplating a chop, or already rock a short cut, this simple hairstyle brought to you by #100PorCientoTu celebrity hairstylist Leo Rocco will become your go-to look. Soft waves infused with
OAXACA, MEXICO – JUNE 19: Smoke and flames rise over a vehicle during the clashes between striking teachers and police in Oaxaca, Mexico on June 19, 2016. (Photo by Manuel Velasquez/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) By: Lorin McLain Violence continues to roil
(Washington, DC) — The Supreme Court couldn’t reach a decision for or against President Obama’s immigration reform on Thursday, leaving his executive actions on hold. The 4-4 decision also leaves undocumented immigrants in limbo, marking a major blow to Obama
By: Saeed Alshamisi Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com The proposed construction of a 26-story student-housing complex in downtown Tempe received strong opposition from the mayor and city council at the June 9th council meeting. “I don’t think this is the highest
It’s him, Mario! The world’s most beloved mustachioed plumber is touring the US, and his second stop is our very own Arrowhead Towne Center. Whether you’re 5 or 45, chances are you’ve played a Super Mario game in your lifetime.
