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Mark Kelly on affordability; Journalists’ Roundtable

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Mark Kelly on affordability; Journalists’ Roundtable

April 3

Journalists’ Roundtable: Mail-in ballots and more

April 3

Senator Mark Kelly discusses new bills aimed at lowering costs

April 2

Arizona hires law firm amid Colorado River water usage battle

April 2

President Trump signs executive order cracking down on mail-in voting

April 2

Meet Mychal Threets, new host of ‘Reading Rainbow’

Full EpisodeApril 2

Executive order on mail-in voting; Colorado River water usage battle; Mychal Threets

April 1

Janet Napolitano on new Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin

April 1

Greater Phoenix Leadership celebrates 52nd anniversary

April 1

New children’s book “Chasing Jacarandas” teaches plant life

April 1

New Secretary of Homeland Security; Greater Phoenix Leadership anniversary; “Chasing Jacarandas” book

March 31

New book examines murder of Arizona journalist Don Bolles

March 31

Heidi’s Village expands support for rescue pets

March 31

The decline of U.S. rental prices and its impact on Arizona renters

Full EpisodeMarch 31

U.S. rental prices down; new book on Don Bolles; Heidi’s Village pet rescue

March 30

South Phoenix honors Emmett Till with church mural

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Author shares toolkit for driving social change

April 4

Catherine Alonzo’s new book focuses on the potential that exists to drive meaningful social impact even in today’s rapidly changing world.

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March 28

Playing for presidents: The Llewellyn Sánchez-Werner story

March 21

Tackling anxiety and trauma amid immigration enforcement

Feb. 21

Connecting Hispanic children in foster care with their culture

Feb. 14

Poll shows majority of Hispanic voters disapprove of President Trump

Feb. 7

Hispanic journalists leaving legacy media for independent practice

Dec. 13, 2025

How health care budget cuts put vulnerable communities at risk

Nov. 22, 2025

Local chef Silvana Salcido Esparza discusses new memoir

Nov. 15, 2025

Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva reflects on history-making appointment

Nov. 8, 2025

Sensory rooms at sports venues offer escape for children with autism

Nov. 1, 2025

Latino communities find healing through art with Aliento’s Cultiva program

Oct. 25, 2025

Artist Ariana Enriquez on telling family stories through art

Oct. 18, 2025

AZ(LAND) on environmental justice, climate education for Arizona communities

Oct. 11, 2025

Lorenzo Sierra details battle with COVID-19 in book, ‘Fight like Hell’

Oct. 4, 2025

How menopause presents differently for Latina women

Sept. 27, 2025

A look at the current state of immigration crackdowns

June 21, 2025

The Fight for Puerto Rico’s Recovery

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Arizona State prepares for Texas Tech’s $28 million football roster in pivotal Big 12 meeting

Oct. 17, 2025

TEMPE – The Texas Tech Red Raiders roll into Tempe as one of the most dominant and expensive teams in college football. On3 reported that Tech’s roster is worth over $28 million, and they have made the most of every penny. With the Sun Devils’ Big 12 title hopes on the line, they will need to take down one of the nation’s most dominant teams.

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