By Jacqueline Pulido PHOENIX – The 65 electronic message boards that dot highways throughout the Phoenix metro area can display everything from commute times during rush hours to information on accidents or weather conditions that could affect traffic. The Arizona
By: Cindy G Castillo Stylos Awards is in its 9th year, and it is becoming a community favorite year after year. A fashion show, live music and dance will take stage during the event gathering local talent from all
By: Stephanie Gonzalez As with all the other updates us ladies do to transition between the seasons – like clothes, makeup, and shoes – hairstyles should be no different. It’s a perfect time to change it up and freshen it
Arizona State University alumnus and faculty member Jacquee Gaillard Petchel has established a new endowed scholarship at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication for aspiring journalists. Petchel, the executive editor of the Cronkite School’s Carnegie-Knight News21 national investigative reporting
By: Cindy G Castillo Nineteen-year-old Gabriela Rivera expected the nerves to be present just a few moments before setting foot at the 2015 Miss Arizona Latina pageant in downtown Phoenix. Around her, 28 beautiful contestants rehearsed their lines over and
Google is increasing it’s efforts to reach out to the Latino community. It has launched a brand new domain – .soy – which is intended for members of the Hispanic community or as they call it, a “place for Latinos
By Stacey Brecher for Las Fabulosas Running low on energía? Everyone seems to lack extra power in the winter months and in turn spend more hours indoors on the couch and less time exercising. The good news is that a
By CARLENE REYES Cronkite News TEMPE – Thick layers of vapor fill Carl Dewberry’s e-cigarette shop Valor Vapor on a recent afternoon. Some customers chat with one another on couches with slim e-cigarette devices in hand, exhaling vapor into the air,
By MIRANDA RIVERS Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona’s per-pupil spending has fallen 17.5 percent since 2008, the third-deepest rate of K-12 education cuts in the nation, according to a report released Thursday. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities report said most states saw
