They say that you’re wedding day is supposed to be the best day of your life, but let’s get real, it can be a little hectic. From flowers to cake, photographers to decorations, there’s a lot to plan! Here to
By: Cindy G. Castillo Magali Delarosa’s very first solo performance was at the early age of eight, when she was asked to perform “No Me Queda Más” during a tribute to Selena in her school. It was a large crowd,
By: Cindy G. Castillo “For those who believe it’s difficult to vote for a person who is not in a [political] party where they feel most comfortable, I just ask that they recognize a person like myself who’s been a
By: Lorin McLain A new study on pot legalization in Arizona is giving plenty of fuel to advocates pushing to get it on the ballot in November. The non-partisan Tax Foundation says the state could reap as much as $113
Turns out, Arizona’s food industry is booming, and stands above the rest nationally. That’s according to a new report by the National Restaurant Association, which projects sales at Arizona restaurants to go up six percent this year, putting us within
(Washington, DC) – NPR’s award-winning Code Switch team will launch a podcast this month exploring how race and culture collide with everything else in people’s lives. With a rotating cast of Code Switch reporters, editors and guest contributors, the podcast will invite listeners to re-examine their
By: Brian Garrido The International Bartender’s Association (IBT) defines a margarita as having three ingredients: tequila, lime juice and triple sec, a sweet orange tasting liquor. The drink is defined as a classic by the organization’s more than seventy-five global
By Socorro Carrillo | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Some Arizona teachers want Proposition 123 money to be used to increase teacher pay, but the state’s two major teacher associations disagree over how the money should be spent. “It would be great
By Selena Makrides | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — Education advocates Monday applauded the approval of Proposition 123 but said Arizona education is still being shorted billions of dollars. Leaders for the Arizona PTA and the Arizona Education Association for teachers,
For the fourth year in a row, Cave Creek is playing host to the Cave Creek Balloon Festival. Now if your first thought was your average party balloon, you were mistaken. We’re talking a massive festival of multicolored hot air
