By: Brian Garrido A recent big-time food magazine heralded the return of a Tex-Mex favorite with Southern celebrity chef, Sean Brock’s Queso Fundido. Had the publication come to Arizona, they would have noted the cheesy dish was already popular and
By Gabrielle Abbott | Cronkite News The state is ready for Tuesday’s presidential preference election, said Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan and Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell. But if Reagan had her way, this election wouldn’t be the state’s
By Ty Scholes | Cronkite News Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton pushed “common sense gun control,” comprehensive immigration and a range of other topics to a diverse crowd of about 1,400 people at Carl Hayden High School on Monday, less
By Miguel Otárola | Cronkite News (Fountain Hills, AZ) — The normally quiet town of Fountain Hills got a change of pace Saturday morning during a campaign stop by GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump at Fountain Park. As expected, the Republican
By: Lorin McLain Arizona voters get a turn to voice their choice for their preferred presidential candidate on March 22nd. Five candidates now say they’re taking the fight all the way to the conventions, despite steep odds for a nomination. A few
By: Joseph Guzman Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Former Arizona Senator and activist Alfredo Gutierrez spoke to Phoenix college students and community members Thursday, using stories from his recently released book to cover over one hundred years of Mexican-American history. Gutierrez’s
By Elizabeth Levy Sad for Life & Beauty Weekly The little details are usually the ones that make the biggest difference to your look. As fashion seasons change, accessories tend to make your outfit, by giving it a distinctive style
By: Mallory Price Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Eladio Castellanos fills the gas tank of a black Dodge Charge outside of a Circle K gas station for $1.59 per gallon. A few minutes later, the price to fill up his tank
By: Jessica Swarner Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – If you live in Phoenix, you’re probably paying one of the cheapest annual water bills in the country, even with the rate increase that took effect this month, according to a recent national
AUSTIN, TX. – Voto Latino, the leading non-profit organization empowering American Latino millennials by engaging them through civic media, launched VoterPal, an iOS app for iPhone or iPad that is a step forward in modernizing our country’s registration process. Its innovative technology
