Republicans at the state Capitol passed a measure to designate the country’s largest Muslim advocacy group a terrorist organization. It’s just one of a host of measures aimed at Muslims as hate crimes are up. Plus, how the Epstein files hit home for Arizona voters.
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Daniel Torok/White HouseIt’s a midterm year in which Democrats are already expecting to make significant gains … but, do all of these major national headlines move the needle in Arizona? -
Arizona State University, The University of North Carolina Press/HandoutWritten by ASU professor Rashad Shabazz, the book situates Prince’s earliest musical inspirations in a city where, between 1950 and 1970, the Black population grew by 436%. -
Filmmaker Mikaela Shwer grew up in Phoenix. She remembers classmates at Central High School being sent to these programs. And in particular, she remembers one of them — Aaron Bacon — who died while attending a “wilderness therapy” retreat in Utah. -
Aislinn Maestas/U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceMexican gray wolves continue to be one of the most controversial conservation issues in Arizona and across the region. -
Fatima Gabir/KJZZHate crimes are up in Arizona — particularly Islamophobic hate crimes. And, at the same time, GOP state lawmakers are focused on one of the organizations that tracks those hate crimes.
