Sports and Culture in the Valley

Arizona’s new Healthy Schools Act bans artificial dyes and additives like Red 40 and brominated oils from school meals, aiming to fight rising childhood obesity and diabetes. As districts race to adjust menus, nutrition directors say the biggest challenge isn’t cost, it’s education and implementation.

A Phoenix crash that killed software engineer Michael Romanenko and his dog has reignited national debate over self-driving safety. As his girlfriend, Linh Luu, mourns and demands justice, Arizona stands at the crossroads of innovation and accountability, where autonomous technology’s promise collides with its human cost.

The end of the government shutdown means the reinstatement of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for 12% of Arizonans, 855,273 to be exact. 

After the passage of the Big Beautiful Bill, residents of Arizona have taken to public town halls this summer, hosted by Arizona Democrats like Sen. Mark Kelley and Rep. Ruben Gallego, to speak out against the large incoming cuts to state Medicaid funding.

A misdemeanor was charged to a man due to a suspended license.

Three events that made up Drag U Downtown’s yearly Pride Week Celebration have been abruptly postponed by ASU's EOSS

Small business owners spoke out in a recent city council meeting about their ongoing struggles after pandemic-era support ended

A committee created in order to not retain two Arizona Supreme Court Justices are on the line for the 2024 Arizona Election.

Kamala Harris Visit Phoenix Ahead of the Election to Encourage Latino Voters to the Polls.

Jill Biden Visits Arizona in October Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour for the Harris-Walz Campaign