By EMILIE EATON Cronkite News PHOENIX – Supporters of gay marriage said the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision against reviewing appellate court rulings that legalized same-sex marriage in five states is a sign that Arizona’s ban may not stand much longer. “This shows
By MORGAN CHANCronkite News PHOENIX – Come February, thousands upon thousands of fans and their wallets will flock to the Valley for Super Bowl XLIX and activities surrounding it, buying hotel rooms, meals and more in the process. But what
By EMILIE EATON Cronkite News PHOENIX – In March, 24-year-old Franko Milan accomplished his dream of becoming a real estate agent. Two years before, Milan was jumping between jobs. He was a supermarket courtesy clerk for a while. He worked for two
By ALICIA CANALES Cronkite News PHOENIX – Arizona has had one of the nation’s highest rates of suicide in recent years, and while that rate has barely climbed for the state’s overall population one segment has seen a substantial increase: middle-aged
The 29th Annual Hispanic Women’s Corporation was a success this year. The event took place on Thursday and Friday of last week at the Phoenix Convention Center, and was able to gather hundreds of Latinas to empower them on professional, civic
By CAMARON STEVENSON Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The head of Customs and Border Protection said there is no evidence of ISIS attempts to infiltrate the Southwest border and his agency is more focused on trying to prevent more unaccompanied minor immigrants. “We
PHOENIX – Cox Communications announced today that John Wolfe will take the reins as senior vice president and southwest region manager, effective immediately. The region is Cox’s largest nationwide and includes Las Vegas, Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas. Wolfe comes to
September is the perfect month for food lovers in the Valley to rejoice! Prices in Phoenix include $33 or $44 for a three-course, and $20, $30, or $40 for a three-course in Tucson. This statewide affair offers foodies a wealth of dining
By BRITTANY DUCKSWORTH Cronkite News PHOENIX – At 87 years old, Maria still loves to dance. A resident of the Beatitudes Campus retirement community, she particularly enjoys listening to mariachi music on an iPod. Through a simple shimmy of her shoulders and rhythmic tap
Phoenix Councilman Michael Nowakowski has received this year’s prestigious Ohtli award from the government of Mexico on Monday. The Mexican Consulate make the presentation Monday evening during festivities celebrating the 204th year of Mexico’s independence at the Phoenix City Hall
