In Arizona, a Sheriff who describes himself as Donald Trump’s “political soulmate” and who many point toward as a predecessor for the Republican Candidate’s extreme hatred is rapidly losing support as he seeks re-election for a seventh term. After years
(Phoenix, AZ) — AIDS Walk Arizona & 5K Run, an Aunt Rita’s Foundation signature event presented by Walgreens, is open to all ages and dogs. The 2016 event chairs are Barbra Seville and Barb Eldridge and the event is Sunday,
By: Jessica Lizza Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Immigration is not a new concept and the past 100 years has been full of debate, successful and failed immigration reforms, as well as a rise and fall of immigration in general. The
By: James Garcia Amid the swirling cesspool that has become Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, the GOP, if you’ll forgive the mixed metaphor, is in the midst of a nuclear meltdown. And it has no one to blame but itself. On
By: Samantha Collins It’s that time of year again, where the pumpkin spice is flowing and you’re ready to dig your scarves out of your closet. It’s autumn in the Valley, and with the month of October comes all of
By Courtney Columbus | Cronkite News Sen. John McCain and Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick said they both could work through the gridlock in Washington, but they parted ways on health care, immigration and the economy in a debate Monday for the
(Featured Photo: Facebook — Bazta Arpaio Campaign) By: Cindy G. Castillo The efforts to stop Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio hit home for Viridiana Hernandez, after her father’s workplace was raided back in 2014. Today, she proudly stands as a
By Lorin McLain In what could’ve been the most volatile presidential debate in American history, Donald Trump proved again he is the consummate showman, even against the ropes. The GOP nominee took Sunday night’s town hall style discussion as an opportunity to
Cody Friedland, 21, vice president of College Republicans at Arizona State University, is trying to recruit young voters to support Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. (Featured Photo by Danielle Quijada/Cronkite News) By Danielle Quijada Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Cody Friedland self-identifies
Janet Murguía, president and CEO of the National Council of La Raza talks about the impact and history of the Latino community in Arizona during a news conference in downtown Phoenix on Friday Oct. 7, 2016. (Featured Photo by Alejandro
