Nicole White, Reporter
Performers are finding all kinds of creative ways to entertain—virtually, while respecting social distancing guidelines due to Covid-19. “We missed singing together,”...
Brenda Kochevar, Reporter
The Commemorative Air Force Airbase Arizona has arranged a vintage aircraft flyover starting at historic Falcon Field in Mesa and traveling throughout the valley.
Local drive-ins offer unique social distancing night out
Due to COVID-19 and the need for safe social distancing events, the drive-in has returned.
Luke Air Force Base flyover honors COVID-19 front line workers
In a salute to Arizona healthcare workers, first responders, military workers, and other essential workers, Luke Air Force Base and the Arizona Air National Guard will join together in a community flyover.
Jackson Dungan, Reporter
While the COVID-19 global pandemic continues to force millions of civilians to self-isolate at home, dominant video game corporations are continuing to release trailers for future titles.
Nicole White, Reporter
Performers are finding all kinds of creative ways to entertain—virtually, while respecting social distancing guidelines due to Covid-19. “We missed singing together,”...
Sales of video games soar, production plummets amid coronavirus issues
As COVID-19 continues to rattle our world, millions of people are turning to the gaming world to release themselves from the reality that we all find ourselves in.
Rediscovering online poker; free games offer entertainment and socializing during “stay at home”
Ole Olafson, Senior Audio Producer
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Ole Olafson, Reporter
On Tuesday, the National Hockey League issued a media release outlining the league’s plan to return to play with the top 12 teams in each conference, according to their point totals when the season paused.
Ole Olafson, Reporter
After weeks and months of no live sports due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus, this Memorial Day weekend finally provides the still-self-isolating sports fan a few options.
Ole Olafson, Senior Audio Producer
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Ole Olafson, Reporter
After an unprecedented two month hiatus, sports are back!
Ivana Venema-Nunez, Reporter
For mother’s day this year, some changes and adjustments might make this special day a little less lonely for your mother. For the ones who are self-isolating and may not be able to be with their mothers physically, there...
Michael Russell, Columnist
Competitive poker player and gambling professional, Michael Russell will offer his expertise and advice on all things gambling. With the current stay at home orders in place, where can poker players find a game...
Brenda Kochevar, Reporter
The powwow features thousands of participants from over 750 tribes from the United States, Canada, and throughout the world.
Brenda Kochevar, Reporter
Virtual El Puente Fest is providing an afternoon of entertainment for all ages.
Monserrat Apud de la Fuente, Reporter
Digital platforms are enjoying the spotlight as concerts and music festivals are cancelled and continue to be indefinitely because of Coronavirus
Phoenix protesters being ‘hunted’ on Sunday were shown solidarity on Monday.
Protesters were tear-gassed and shot at by Phoenix Police officers on Sunday after they declared a group of demonstrators was an unlawful assembly at 8:10 p.m., 10 minutes after the 8 p.m. curfew went into effect. Phoenix P.D. arrested more than 200 protesters on "suspicion of rioting, unlawful assembly, disorderly conduct or curfew violations" according to an AZ Central article.
Journalists attacked by police, demonstrators while covering George Floyd protests
“I have never been fired at by police, until tonight.”
Arizona Governor Ducey declares curfew through June 8
Arizona Doug Ducey announced a statewide Declaration of Emergency due to riots, implementing a statewide curfew from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. effective tonight, May 31 through June 8 at 5 a.m.
Four-Down Territory Ep 4 – Creeping back towards the playoffs
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Four-Down Territory Ep. 3 – Sports Are Back
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In The Closet: Monday Blues with Life Coach Kamilla Benforte
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Ole Olafson, Senior Audio Producer
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Rediscovering online poker; free games offer entertainment and socializing during “stay at home”
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