By: Samantha Collins Calling all muggles, witches and wizards! The magic of Harry Potter isn’t restricted to autumn, but it doesn’t hurt to throw a little bit of the wizarding world into our lives around Halloween. The Phoenix Symphony is
By: Samantha Collins Ah, autumn. The weather is cooling down, Halloween is only a few weeks away, oh and Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Everyone’s favorite supernatural trickster is back on the big screen, as he gets you in the mood for
Donald Trump speaks to a crowd in Prescott Valley, AZ, on October 4, 2016. (Feature Photo by Bri Cossavella/ Cronkite News) By Bri Cossavella and Peter Cheng | Cronkite News PRESCOTT VALLEY – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pounded
Let’s taco ’bout a holiday that EVERYONE should be celebrating- National Taco Day (October 4th)! This year, National Taco Day falls on a Tuesday, making it the ultimate #TacoTuesday. Instead of going out to a local Mexican restaurant, why not
By: Isabel Byfield Phoenix Fashion Week is right around the corner, and Latinos everywhere have plenty of reasons to be proud because we will be well represented by two talented Latina designers: Monica Mauro and Amanda Casarez. Monica Mauro brings a
Kaylan Fodor (right) talks to an ASU student about voting on the Tempe campus Friday, Sept. 23. (Feature Photo by Brian Fore/Cronkite News) By Danielle Quijada | Cronkite News PHOENIX – Kaylan Fodor stood in the hot sun outside of
The growing rooms at Giving Tree Wellness Center are filled with marijuana plants. These ones still have a few weeks until they reach maturity. (Featured Photo by Danielle Kernkamp/Cronkite News) By Danielle Kernkamp | Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – When
Por primera vez, los fans de deportes motorizados en Phoenix volverán a tener la oportunidad de disfrutar este año de otro estruendoso evento repleto de acción, con el regreso de Monster Jam® al estadio de la Universidad de Phoenix en
Jenna Kahl, director of enrollment and outreach at the Arizona State University Mary Lou Foulton Teachers College, speaks at the Aim2Teach induction ceremony at Gilbert High School. (Photo by Peter Cheng/Cronkite News) By Peter Cheng | Cronkite News (Gilbert,
After his adventures with the mummies of Guanajuato and of being in the middle of the independence war, Leo San Juan is taken prisoner when he gets mistaken for an insurgent rebel by the royalist army soldiers while on his
