By Lorin McLain Democratic candidate for Maricopa County Sheriff, Paul Penzone, is giving longtime Sheriff Joe Arpaio a run for his money in the final days leading to the November 8th election. An Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll released this month
By Francisco Romero Yes, it seems like the return of the Chicago Cubs to the World Series after a 71 year hiatus are making all the headlines, but let’s not forget the Cleveland Indians as they are looking to win
(Featured Photo: Toro Latin Restaurant & Rum Bar’s Shrimp Ceviche/Facebook Photo) By Isabel Byfield We all adore tacos, there is no doubt about that; but Latin food goes way beyond the tortillas and carne asada that we all love. UNESCO
(Karla Martinez de Despierta America/Featured Photo: pinterest.com) By: Rosangelica Cardenas, Blush Boutique “Over the years I have learned that what is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it.” –Yves Saint Laurent What you wear can give
By: Cindy G. Castillo “I am in the business of making people happy.” That’s the business motto that Blanca Mondragón has adopted, which has led to her success as a Latina entrepreneur in the Valley of the Sun. Mondragón is
(Chandler, AZ) –Redfoo and The Party Rock Crew will bring their funky sound to Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino on Saturday, October 29, 2016 for a Halloween Concert & After-Party to remember! Performing in the Ovations Live! Showroom, Redfoo will
On October 28 from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., Scorpius Dance Theatre and Davisson Entertainment present Arizona’s first-ever Vampire Ball. Hosted by Vamp, Faris DuVal, this sexy, stylish affair is perfectly themed for creatures of the night to celebrate the
What is a pupusa? A Pupusa is a handmade corn tortilla, stuffed inside with your choice of meat, cheese and beans. It is the national food from El Salvador, so popular that the 2nd Sunday of every November has been
Like many states, Arizona was forced to cut school budgets when recession hit. But a new report says the state is still being hurt by a lack of school funding, with the steepest drops since the recession started. (Photo by
Protesters gathered in 2015 outside a Phoenix McDonald’s to call attention to minimum wage issues. (Photo by Erica Lang/Cronkite News) By Ally Carr | Cronkite News PHOENIX – A recent poll shows that a strong majority of Arizona voters support Proposition 206,
