By Lorin McLain Now that the haze of Arizona’s presidential preference election has lifted, elections officials are catching heat for the hours-long wait thousands of voters endured to cast their ballots. Eager supporters of both parties were still waiting as
Joe Garagiola (Feb. 12, 1926 – March 23, 2016) passed away this morning following an unparalleled career in baseball spanning from his playing days in the 1940s to his role as a D-backs broadcaster through 2013. The 2014 Buck O’Neil
Do you like to cha-cha in a Latin bar? Then this one’s for you! Local Phoenix salsa band Café Jaleo will be bringing all of the flavors of Latin America to your eardrums this Saturday night at the Crescent Ballroom.
Desde la Republica Dominicana llega a Phoenix el nombre de tu vida, el Bachatero “Joe Veras y su Orquestra.” Ellos se estarán presentando en vivo en el Stratus Event Center de Phoenix este Sábado 26 de Marzo. Presentado por Mangú
(Phoenix, AZ) — Just in time for Spring, Ballet Arizona presents a program of fresh, contemporary and classic works from choreographers around the world.. Today’s Masters puts today’s acclaimed choreographers in the spotlight for a program of creative and diverse
By: Brian Garrido A recent big-time food magazine heralded the return of a Tex-Mex favorite with Southern celebrity chef, Sean Brock’s Queso Fundido. Had the publication come to Arizona, they would have noted the cheesy dish was already popular and
AUSTIN, TX. – Voto Latino, the leading non-profit organization empowering American Latino millennials by engaging them through civic media, launched VoterPal, an iOS app for iPhone or iPad that is a step forward in modernizing our country’s registration process. Its innovative technology
By: Joseph Guzman Cronkite Special to AZLatinos.com Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke to more than 7,000 people at the Phoenix Convention Center Tuesday, while the results of critical primaries for his campaign slowly came in. “Are you tired of
By: Michael Hudhall Special to AZLatinos.com New studies, including a new study at the USC School of Medicine show that 49% of Latinos have a gene variation that can lead to an accumulation of fat in the liver when they eat
By: Cindy G. Castillo Ann Kirkpatrick has been a representative for Arizona’s first congressional district since 2013. Born and raised in the White Mountains of Eastern Arizona, Kirkpatrick is a third-generation Arizonan who knows and understands the needs of her
