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(12/06/24 11:02pm)
Political campaigns placed a high level of emphasis on advertisements and social media pages before Election day. This had an impact on who voters cast their vote for and how voters voted in the election.
(12/06/24 10:59pm)
As the price of higher education continues to climb, many students find themselves at a crossroads between their academic aspirations and their fear of accumulating debt.
(12/06/24 3:00pm)
PHOENIX — The postseason is here for fall sports such as volleyball and football, which means Blaze Sports is excited to announce its broadcast crews and schedule as Big 12 Champion Arizona State Volleyball hosts first and second-round action on-campus at Desert Financial Arena. Sun Devil football caps off its remarkable turnaround season Saturday morning as it plays for a Big 12 Championship in Arlington, TX.
(12/06/24 7:38am)
PHOENIX– Arizona State University’s chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has helped make the school a home for Latino students studying journalism.
(12/06/24 7:34am)
Kimberly Akimbo is a standout when it comes to modern musical theatre.
(12/06/24 7:37am)
The first-ever November Nights at Chase Field brought together an incredible lineup of diverse musical acts. Each with its own unique vibe and energy, attracting concertgoers to the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks during baseball’s offseason.
(12/06/24 7:36am)
Jazz vocalist, musical theater performer, and studio owner Kate DeL is a creative powerhouse who uses her talents to connect communities through music. As the owner of Harmony Lane Studio, a studio located in Poland, Ohio, DeL teaches music-centered classes for “kiddos” ages 0-5 and their caregivers. DeL explained that it is not just a music class, but a place to step back from all of the craziness of life.
(12/07/24 2:00pm)
From AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, Blaze Radio presents coverage of the 2024 Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship featuring No. 16 Iowa State 10-2 (7-2 Big 12) and No. 15 Arizona State 10-2 (7-2 Big 12)Riley Swenson and Brendan Paul have the call from the booth with Ben Parris on the sidelines
(12/06/24 12:11am)
Envisioning what a live radio broadcast might have been like in 1947, The Phoenix Theatre Company’s adaptation of “Miracle on 34th Street” is your grandparents’ version, in the best way possible.
(12/05/24 10:45pm)
PHOENIX — When you walk into Terror Trader, Arizona’s only year-round horror marketplace, you can expect to see art that walks the line between peculiar and unsettling. However, something that’s even more fascinating that you’ll learn inside the store, perhaps while looking at a wet specimen, is that the people behind these oddities are mostly women.
(12/04/24 11:00pm)
TEMPE, Ariz.— Mirabella at ASU is a university-based retirement community located on the campus of Arizona State University in Tempe. Owned by Pacific Retirement Services, it is the first facility of its kind in the world to be located on campus.
(12/04/24 8:49pm)
Fair Trade Cafe said its main goal was not just to make money, but to have a positive impact on the community.
(12/04/24 6:09pm)
Social media has drastically changed the society we live in today, creating online spaces for people with common interests.
(12/04/24 12:07am)
At The Greater Good Barbershop in Downtown Phoenix, profit is more than a paycheck. It’s about supporting the community in and outside the shop.
(12/03/24 11:51pm)
PHOENIX – Josefh Ignacio Velarde Mendoza, 28, pleaded guilty to child abuse of his stepdaughter on Nov. 13 and was sentenced to five years on probation and a cash bond of $50,000.
(12/03/24 9:10pm)
The fight for open primaries in Arizona failed at the polls maintaining the semi-closed primary system.
(12/03/24 9:07pm)
PHOENIX — Monsoon Market bursts with vibrant colors and an eclectic collection of local treasures. From quirky stickers and handmade oven mitts to natural snacks and wine, this small Phoenix shop brings together carefully curated goods from around the world, creating a unique shopping experience like no other.
(12/03/24 9:05pm)
With the significant presence of young people in Tempe, part-time jobs are often in demand in the community, creating a market that can be unpredictable.
(12/01/24 7:38pm)
The film landscape has changed significantly over the past 50 years, giving way to big-budget studio films and low-budget indie movies, with little room for mid-budget films from newer directors. However, A24 has been going in the opposite direction, giving some of the most creative young filmmakers in the world a chance to create and distribute their work to a large audience.
(12/01/24 7:35pm)
PHOENIX – Alex Anthony Madrid has been officially charged with murder, sexual conduct with a minor and kidnapping. He is now fighting the death penalty.
Alex Anthony Madrid faces the death penalty after being convicted of the 2013 rape and murder of Claudia Ann Lucero, a 14-year-old girl whose body was discovered wrapped in a carpet near a Phoenix dumpster. Madrid was found guilty earlier this month, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime. In a bid to spare his life, his family members have testified in Maricopa Superior Court, describing a turbulent family history, his efforts to connect with his son and difficult childhood experiences. The penalty phase of his trial will continue into early 2025.
Alex Anthony Madrid, 42, was arrested in 2013 for the rape and murder of Lucero ,14. Upon being broken up with by Lucero’s mother, Madrid kidnaped Lucero, raped her by a dumpster and then strangled her to death. He then wrapped her body in an old carpet where it was discovered by two women looking for aluminum cans.