Kombucha Couture: Valley Designer Looks To Grow Her Own Clothing
By Sarabeth Henne, Lillian Donahue and Stephanie Morse TEMPE – You smell it before you see it. As Galina Mihaleva…
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ASU 365 Community Union Expected To Transform Sun Devil Stadium
By Jordan Kaye TEMPE – Todd Graham was tasked with a difficult challenge when Arizona State hired him to coach…
Church ‘Campout’: Faith Community Provides Food, Shelter For Homeless In Chandler
Ellen O’Brien CHANDLER – Every night, about two dozen men and women gather on a street corner and go through…
Court Rejects Gila River Tribe’s Suit Against VA Over Cost Of Vets’ Care
By Renata Clo PHOENIX – The Department of Veterans Affairs does not have to reimburse the Gila River Indian Community…
Santa Cruz River In Jeopardy If International Sewage Pipe Ruptures Again, Experts Fear
By Nancy Montoya NOGALES – Some residents in Santa Cruz County are warning that the pipeline carrying raw sewage from…
Just For Kicks: Arizona Sneakerheads Pay Big Bucks For Elite Shoes
By Nate Fain PHOENIX — J Carrillo’s house is covered in sneakers. Some pairs are scattered across the floor, permissible…
Environmentalists Want Glen Canyon Dam Removed, But Is That Possible?
By Courtney Mally PAGE – The Bureau of Reclamation finished Glen Canyon Dam in 1963, obliterating one of the most…
Arizonans Got 78.3 Million Robocalls In June, Part Of A Boom Nationwide
By Bryan Pietsch WASHINGTON – Robocalls skyrocketed for every area code in Arizona in the first half of this year,…
Can Artificial Intelligence Recognize Hate Speech? Cal-Berkeley Researchers Think So
By Ashley Hopko BERKELEY, California – A group of researchers has partnered with the Anti-Defamation League to fight online hate…
Tweet Retreat: Twitter Purge Trimmed Lawmakers’ Followers, Impact Small
By Dani Coble WASHINGTON – When Twitter purged suspicious accounts last month, Arizona Sen. John McCain lost 210,000 followers overnight…
Transgender Sex Workers Vulnerable To Violence, But When Is It A Hate Crime?
By Emmanuel Morgan SAN FRANCISCO – In March, a Philadelphia jury convicted Charles Sargent of the 2013 murder of Diamond…
All In A (12-Hour) Day’s Work: Lawmakers Log Long Hours Despite Gridlock
By Bryan Pietsch WASHINGTON – It’s 8 a.m. on a recent Wednesday and Rep. Debbie Lesko is standing in the…
Free Speech Or Hate Speech? Americans Struggle To Decide When That Line Is Crossed
By Scott Bourque PHOENIX — More than 16 million people, many of whom are foreign, passed through the Tom Bradley International…
Decades-Long Court Battle Over Water Hampers Investment In Rural Arizona
By Bret Jaspers CAMP VERDE – The “growth” industry has fueled Arizona’s economy – growth in houses, offices, and places to have…