Valley NewsNew Mexico and Arizona Butt Heads Amid COVID-19
Jimmy MagahernSeptember 16, 2020
New Mexico and Arizona fought differently in the COVID-19 battle. Now the states are pitted against each other in the recovery process.
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Valley NewsBusiness Buzz: Café Bebida Brews Homegrown Coffee
Leah LeMoineSeptember 16, 2020
Café Bebida joins an exclusive club of Valley shops brewing coffee grown on their own farms.
Valley NewsLand Zo: Local Climbing Association Aims to Change Offensive Trail Names
Carly SchollSeptember 16, 2020
Arizona rock climbers go to the wall to change racist, sexist route names.
Valley NewsWhen is it Safe to Go Back to School?
Jim SharpeSeptember 16, 2020
Opinion columnist Jim Sharpe ponders why we shouldn’t be able to do things if they’re done safely.
Valley NewsRaising Phoenix: What to Do When Your Favorite Artists Break Bad
Amy SilvermanSeptember 16, 2020
What do you do when your favorite artists, comic, filmmakers, et al, break bad?
Valley NewsASU’s Walter Cronkite School Takes Its New Dean Search Slowly
Niki D'AndreaSeptember 16, 2020
After revoking a job offer over alleged microaggressions, ASU’s journalism school takes its second search slowly.
Valley NewsSurges in Unemployment Could Result in Increases in Homelessness
Jim SharpeAugust 27, 2020
University of Arizona researchers are predicting a homelessness epidemic.
Once invisible, homeless encampments are the new scourge of app-equipped neighborhood watchdogs in the work-from-home era.
Two oenophile sisters bring wine to new audiences and showcase black winemakers.
Valley NewsLand Zo: New Co-Op Provides Homeowners with Solar Energy Resources
Alyssa FuentesAugust 27, 2020
Solar United Neighbors of Arizona provides resources for homeowners to learn about solar opportunities sans sales pitches.
Clinics at Phoenix Children’s Hospital and the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University provide voice affirmation services for transgender youth.
Valley NewsRaising Phoenix: Rwandan Immigrants Self-Publish Racially Sensitive Coloring Books
Amy SilvermanAugust 27, 2020
Young Rwandan immigrants etch lines of acceptance and purpose via racially sensitive coloring books.
NewsValley NewsAs cancel culture rises, Arizona finds itself grappling with which parts of our past we should embrace
Jim SharpeJuly 30, 2020
Sharpe to the Point: #CancelResponsibly
NewsValley NewsValley churches grapple with how – or if – to address COVID-19 in an increasingly political world
Dolores TropianoJuly 30, 2020
Politics, the Pandemic and the Pulpit: Valley churches grapple with how – or if – to address COVID-19 in an increasingly political world
Valley NewsBracing For Impact: How Valley Nonprofits Are Coping with Coronavirus
Madison RutherfordJuly 30, 2020
Nonprofits were hit hard by the coronavirus crisis. How are they coping?