[ad_1] A former insurance agent from Tucson, Koreasa M. Williams, pleaded guilty last week to defrauding an elderly annuity client of more than $1,300,000. Williams pleaded guilty to two counts…
[ad_1] The Cardinals' undrafted class went heavy on receivers and defensive linemen for the small amount of spots left on the roster, bringing in one cornerback -- Georgia Southern's Darrell…
[ad_1] The trade for Marquise Brown gained extra importance after it was announced Monday that wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has been suspended for the first six regular-season games of 2022…
[ad_1] With the draft done and the roster near set for the offseason, the Cardinals made another signing to bring back one of their own, retaining safety Charles Washington on…
[ad_1] Stephen Fairfield examines the metal sculpture he’s making for the Avondale Fire Department at his home outside St. David on March 5, 2022. (Photo by Troy Hill/Cronkite News)Stephen Fairfield of…
[ad_1] After his own struggles with homelessness, substance abuse and prison, Ray Perez founded Operation Restoring Veteran Hope to help other vets cope. He was part of a White House…
[ad_1] (Photo by Erik (HASH) Hersman/Creative Commons) Many Arizonans who are registered to vote as independents do not know that they can vote in August’s party primaries. In fact, registered…
[ad_1] Thaddeus S. Ruelas [Photo courtesy Arizona Attorney General's Office] A Tucson man serving more than 50 years in prison after being convicted in 2016 of 20 drug-related felonies has…
[ad_1] Marsha and Carl Mueller, who were critical of the Obama administration’s handling of negotiations with their daughter’s kidnappers, were guests for President Donald Trump’s 2020 State of the Union…
[ad_1] Today, we celebrate a win in Scottsdale public schools. Parent opposition has resulted in the temporary suspension of a controversial curriculum called Listenwise. Usage of the audio/video platform is…
