By: Cindy G. Castillo Jeri L. Williams’ professional life has been characterized by a number of “firsts” – the first person in her family to pursue a career in law enforcement; and now, she’s all ready to serve as Phoenix’s
By: Cindy G. Castillo The weather’s finally winding down in Arizona and we can feel the holidays sneaking in right around the corner. It’s the season for endless festivities and guaranteed family fun! Like every month, here’s our list for
By: Samantha Collins Hailing from Benito Juarez, the Norteño singer Julión Álvarez has made a name for himself over the years. Starting as a singer for the group Banda MS, Alvarez has since decided to strike out on his own.
(Featured Photo: Desert Botanical Gardens) By Isabel Byfield The local food scene in Phoenix is growing by leaps and bounds – from new restaurants opening everyday, to blooming farmer’s markets and specialized food festivals, Phoenix is giving foodies a lot
By Francisco Romero Looking for their forth win of the season, the Arizona Cardinals return to the grid-iron next Sunday to take on the San Francisco 49ers at University of Phoenix Stadium. The Red Birds enter this weekend’s game with
Republican Sen. John McCain defeated challenger Ann Kirkpatrick, winning a sixth term. (Photo by Keerthi Vedantam/Cronkite News) By Joshua Bowling | Cronkite News PHOENIX — One-time presidential candidate and longtime Republican Sen. John McCain will return to serve Arizona for a
By: Samantha Collins The international quartet sensation is coming to Phoenix for an evening of Latin flavor! Il Divo’s latest album, Amor & Pasión, is all about Latin rhythms, from tangos to boleros, and was recorded entirely in Miami under
By: Samantha Collins There’s no denying that some of the greatest icons in Latin music have come from Cuba. That tradition continues with the Havana Cuba All-Stars, a group that includes some of Cuba’s most spectacular musicians. Their mission is
By: Samantha Collins If you like rock en español, then you probably like Caifanes. This Mexican group is iconic in the world of Latino rock, and some of their hit songs, such as “Nubes” and “Estas Dormida” are classics in
(Photo by RedJar via Creative Commons.) By Hannah Dickens, Kia Murphy, Cassie Ronda and Gabriel Sandler | Cronkite News In the run up to Election Day, Cronkite News asked Arizonans to share their thoughts and concerns about the voting process. We turned to our reporters, as
