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The downtown Phoenix-based festival VIVA PHX will return to the valley this weekend for its 10th anniversary after a seven-year hiatus.
When voters first got a look at Kamala Harris during the 2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries, they saw a person with heavily left-leaning views wanting to implement liberal policies. Four years later, Harris is now stating she wants to build the border wall, something most did not have on their election bingo cards.
The Arizona State Sun Devils face off against the Cincinnati Wildcats and are looking to go undefeated in October for the first time since the 2014 season. However, they will be without starting quarterback Sam Leavitt.
On Tuesday, Oct. 15, ASU Gammage premiered the acclaimed musical “Funny Girl.” The musical is on a national tour and will call Gammage home for eight nights. After a few nights in sunny Arizona, the cast will travel to Omaha, Nebraska.
With a chain around his neck and Retro Black Cat Jordan 4's on his feet, Julius Dubose, better known by his stage name, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, stepped into the spotlight at the Arizona Financial Theatre on Thursday, Oct. 10 as part of his “Better Off Alone” Tour.
Students across the state of Arizona have been arrested or charged with a felony due to false school shooting threats. The demand for enhanced law enforcement responses to these threats have been increasing rapidly nationwide, and Arizona is no exception to this issue.
Former member of boy band One Direction Liam Payne died on Wednesday after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, police said. Payne was 31.
Healthcare workers have known that a healthcare shortage was coming for the last 15 years, according to Arizona State University assistant professor Jenny Spann.
Founded in 1886, with an enrollment of just 33 students, Arizona State University has developed into one of the largest public universities in the nation, impacting the City of Tempe culturally and economically.
Drenched in sweat, panting heavily, and chugging Powerade, Cam Skattebo sat at the podium for the post game interview. “We just beat the No. 16 team in the country. Who says we can’t beat anybody else?” he said.
Canadian pop-punk legends Sum 41 took the stage at Arizona Financial Theatre in the closing leg of their fiery final U.S. tour on Oct. 2.
I will be 100% honest: EDM’s never really been my scene. I’ve respected it from afar as I do for soccer, F1 racing and Comic Con. They’re all a good time and the people who enjoy them seem great, but I never had a burning desire to throw my hat in the ring.
The electronic dance music-based festival Gold Rush returned this weekend and the vibes were, well, electric. The festival has become an annual installment within the Arizona EDM community, with world famous acts like the Migos, Lil Uzi Vert, Marshmello and Trippie Redd playing sets at the festival in previous years.
Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake met on the debate stage Wednesday night for the only scheduled debate of the Arizona Senate Race.
The Arizona State Sun Devils are 4-1 for the first time since 2019, and will get that hot start tested as the #16 ranked Utah Utes come to town for a Friday night showdown.
PHOENIX—-A conversation on Spanish language in the media and the 2024 election was hosted by the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication on Monday, October 7th.
Vice President Kamala Harris was featured on the most recent episode of Call Her Daddy where they discussed Harris’ life as a prosecutor, safety for women and abortion. Alex Cooper, host and creator of Call Her Daddy, began the episode with a disclaimer stating that she typically doesn’t have politicians or discuss politics on the podcast. However, her main focus of the podcast involves mental health, trauma, sex and women.
Alice Phoebe Lou and Clairo each had a couple of firsts during their time in Arizona and their concert at the Mesa Amphitheatre on Oct. 3, both of which didn’t include music.
Shannon and The Clams lit up The Nile Theater in Mesa, Arizona, with a stunning display of adaptability and artistry during their Oct. 5 show. Those witnessing the band for the first time were treated to a revelatory experience as the crowd buzzed with electricity within the intimate venue's walls.
Kari Lake and U.S. Congressman Ruben Gallego will debate this Wednesday in a one-hour debate hosted by the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission.
