By Emily Zentner | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – Tucson resident Joseline Mata, a Hillary Clinton delegate from the beginning, was crying in the stands of the Democratic National Convention Thursday as Clinton accepted the party’s nomination, the first woman in history
Cuba has been an object of fascination for many over the years, and it can’t be denied that it is a society in transition. Compiled by the Entwine Cuba organization, this photo exhibit showcases the daily life and changes taking
By Socorro Carrillo | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — KidsCare returned to Arizona on Tuesday after a more than five-year absence and advocates expect to sign up more than 30,000 children for access to free or affordable medical, dental and vision
(Feature Photo by Lily Altavena/Cronkite News) By Isabel Menzel | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – A divided Arizona delegation cast 51 of its 85 convention votes for Hillary Clinton as she wrapped up the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday after a surprisingly tough,
(Photo by Isabel Menzel/Cronkite News) By Emily Zentner | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – Fresh off the history-making nomination of Hillary Clinton, the first female presidential nominee for a major U.S. party, Arizona Democrats said they think the historically Republican state
Everyone knows that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So why not eat it all weekend long? Come out to the Arizona Breakfast Weekend, where you breakfast lovers can check out the best breakfast spots Valley-wide. Explore
By: Brian Garrido Since coming to the Valley more than a decade ago, Executive Chef Meliton Mecinas – known informally in the desert dining circles as Chef Mel – has been creating delectable food at the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale
(Featured Photo by Kelsey Degideo/Cronkite News) By Emily Zentner | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – Sanders delegate Mikel Weisser was not surprised that leaked emails showed the Democratic National Committee apparently scheming to support Sanders’ rival, Hillary Clinton, in the Democratic
By Molly Bilker Cronkite News Despite heated political rhetoric about the U.S.-Mexico border, people who live in the region largely view themselves as one community, believe in making it easier to cross back and forth and do not favor building
(Featured Photo by: Rob Shenk via Creative Commons) By Kelsey DeGideo | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — Hundreds of Arizonans applied to be delegates to the Democratic National Convention this year, but only 100 people will actually attend. For Philadelphia 2016,
