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Arizona State football wide receiver Malik McClain eager to step up after redshirt season

14 hours ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

As DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win” rang in the background at a recent spring practice, Arizona State redshirt senior wide receiver Malik McClain did a stutter step and cut on the inside of cornerback Keith Abney II, where a Sam Leavitt pass was coming in hot. McClain grabbed the ball in stride and took the pass into the end zone, with an assistant coach tailing him all the way before McClain dunked the ball on the goal post.
Chandler girls set Arizona high school record in 4x100-meter relay

17 hours ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

The Chandler girls' 4x100-meter relay team set a new Arizona high school record in the event on Wednesday, April 23, at the City of Chandler Championships, breaking a mark that had stood for over 20 years. Chandler ran the event in 45.63 seconds, eclipsing the record of 45.65 set by Peoria’s vaunted 2004 girls' team, which included Jessica Onyepunuka, one of the best sprinters ever from Arizona.
Award-winning Phoenix Mexican restaurant rises from the ashes: 'Kept all the favorites'

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Bahar Anooshahr

Since opening in 2018, Cocina Madrigal made its way to No. 1 on Yelp'sTopPlaces to Eat in 2022 and made USA TODAY's list of top 100 places to eat in the United States in 2020. Then, the beloved Mexican restaurant closed in March 2024 due to a kitchen fire. Fans waited with bated breath for Cocina to reopen. Now, the wait is over. Well, sort of. Cocina Madrigal has temporarily re-opened as a food truck at 1523 E. Wood Street in a lot about 200 feet away from the original location.
Highland sprinters pushing each other toward historic times on the track: 'Twin comets'

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

Six months ago, Gabby Taylor and Aubryn Lindblom barely knew each other. Now, the senior teammates at Gilbert Highland have become close friends and are pushing each other to historic times on the track. Taylor ran 53.80 seconds in the 400 meters at the Arcadia Invitational on April 12, coming in first at the prestigious meet.
Top 10 high school boys track and field state rankings after two months of the season

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

The two-month mark of the outdoor track and field season is here. The final stretch of competition is around the corner with the AIA divisional championships on May 8-10 and state championships on May 16-17 quickly coming up. There are still some high-level meets left before the state meet, but for the most part, a majority of the top schools and athletes are shifting to focusing on those two weekends in May.
Top 10 girls' Arizona high school track rankings for each event, April 22, 2025

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

The two-month mark of the outdoor track and field season is here. The final stretch of competition is around the corner with the AIA divisional championships on May 8-10 and state championships on May 16-17 quickly coming up. There are still some high-level meets left before the state meet, but for the most part, a majority of the top schools and athletes are shifting to focusing on those two weekends in May.
How feuding GOP combat veterans found common ground on Arizona's new 'stolen valor' law

2 days ago | azcentral.com | Ray Stern

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill making falsely claiming military veteran status for benefits a crime. The law, effective later this year, targets those seeking monetary, property, or other tangible benefits, including elected office. The bill's passage followed a contentious journey through the Legislature, including a clash between Republican lawmakers.
When is College Football Playoff in 2025-26? Dates, times, TV channel, sites for CFP games

2 days ago | azcentral.com | Jeremy Cluff

The 2026 Fiesta Bowl will be played on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026 as the first game of the College Football Playoff semifinals, the College Football Playoff and ESPN announced Tuesday. The game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. MST) on ESPN. The second CFP semifinal will be the Peach Bowl in Atlanta, which will be played on Friday, Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. The College Football Playoff national championship game is scheduled for Monday, Jan.
Navajo Council demands report from President Buu Nygren, mulls putting him on leave

2 days ago | azcentral.com | Arlyssa Becenti

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren failed to deliver a progress report at the Council's spring session, sending a message that he was in Washington, D.C.The Navajo Council subpoenaed Nygren, demanding his report, and held informal talks about putting him on administrative leave. Protesters demanded explanations. Nygren sent a message to the Council, saying he was in the U.S. capital "advancing the Navajo Nation priorities." He said he wanted to protect jobs and increase revenue for communities.
Bojangles' 1st Arizona location will open in this metro Phoenix city. Here's where

2 days ago | azcentral.com | Reia Li

The very first Arizona location of popular Southern fried-chicken chain Bojangles will open in Gilbert, according to media reports. The North Carolina-based restaurant acquired a property at the northeast corner of Val Vista Drive and Mercy Road, ABC15 reported. The opening date for the new location has not yet been announced. Bojangles, which is known for its Cajun-style fried chicken meals, biscuits and sweet tea, first announced its expansion to the Valley in March 2024.