Do you have what it takes? It’s that time of the year again where Phoenix Fashion Week kicks off its search for the next “IT” models from around the state. This year, the 2016 installment of its “Model of the Year”
By: Brian Garrido In 2001, the Torre brothers, Enrique and Eloy, opened Los Reyes de Las Tortas, showcasing a true taste of their South of the Border home, the Mexican-style torta. Emulating Mexico City, home to over twenty million, the
The city of Phoenix’s Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) campaign helps working families who earned less than $54,000 in 2015 with free tax preparation and filing services. Sixteen primary sites, located in Phoenix, are still offering free tax preparation and
By: Brian Garrido Channel 12’s news anchor, Vanessa Ruiz, is a proud multi-cultural Latina. Having lived on three different continents, she proves that Hispanic dispersion is far-reaching, on a global scale, despite popular belief. Born in Miami, she grew up
By Anthony Marroquin | Cronkite News “Soldado” Marco Medina of the Phoenix Battalion of Pancho Villa’s Army sits at his favorite pub in downtown Phoenix, talking strategy with his commander, Richard “El Coronel” Guel. At first glance, the scene may seem
By Miguel Otárola | Cronkite News (Fountain Hills, AZ) — The normally quiet town of Fountain Hills got a change of pace Saturday morning during a campaign stop by GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump at Fountain Park. As expected, the Republican
Donald Trump is officially making a third campaign stop in the Valley this weekend. The Arizona Republic reports that the business mogul will be stopping by Phoenix ahead of the March 22nd primary elections. The rally is expected to draw
Por: Cindy G. Castillo Gabriel Villalobos afirma ser un gran creyente del concepto del periodismo con sentido social. Tal concepto ha sido la base de su éxito, que lo ha llevado a celebrar 10 años de su programa de radio,
By: Marisela Ramirez | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) — Renters in Phoenix could pay $77 more on average than homeowners for identical car insurance, a practice that “unfairly discriminates against lower-income drivers,” a consumer group said Monday. The Consumer Federation
(Scottsdale, Ariz.) – The Scottsdale Cultural Council will present the 46th annual Scottsdale Arts Festival, a weekend-long celebration of creativity, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 11–13, at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and Civic Center Park. The Festival is made possible by
