PHOENIX – As the Primary Election approaches voters with no designated party affiliation continue to outnumber voters in recognized political parties. Since March 2014, the number of independent voters has risen by 18,201. In comparison the number of registered Democrats and
PHOENIX — Yesterday Arizona Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney announced the dates for the Coyotes 2014 Rookie and Veterans training camps at soon to be named Gila River Arena. The Coyotes rookies will report on Friday, September 12 and will participate in their
WASHINGTON – On a campaign visit to the Crow Nation in Montana in 2008, then-Sen. Barack Obama promised to improve nation-to-nation relationships as president, vowing that Native Americans would “be on my mind every day that I’m in the White
Arizona State University is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company features the school in the new 2015 edition of its annual college guide, “The Best 379 Colleges.” Only
Now here’s a new video game to talk about. Terry Johnson, North Carolina sheriff is being accused of racial profiling in a U.S. Justice Department case. This Thursday, during the third day of the trial, video games were revealed by
PHOENIX — APS ha presentado a la comisión ACC dos propuestas que podrían llevar más energía solar a sus clientes y fortalecer el liderazgo solar de Arizona. Ambas opciones están en condiciones de producir 20 megavatios de energía solar limpia.
Phoenix, AZ – Valley personality Yetta Gibson is kicking off The NOW Arizona on ABC15 beginning Monday, August 25. The NOW Arizona is a fast-moving news show at 4 p.m. It will cover top news trends around Arizona and in social
By AUBREE ABRIL Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona has the highest rate of deferred deportation applications in the nation, with two-thirds of the estimated 34,000 eligible immigrants in the state signing up, a new report says. The Migration Policy Institute
By JULIANNE DEFILIPPISCronkite News Service WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court Monday ordered a new hearing for an Arizona death-row inmate who said prison officials violated his constitutional right to counsel by reading a letter he sent to his attorney.
Mitt Romney has given his stamp of approval to the front-runner in the GOP primary for a South Florida congressional seat. According to FOX News Latino, Carlos Curbelo is a Miami-Dade school board member who is running in the Aug.
