La Voz Arizona

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Bob McManaman

The Colorado Rockies, entering a three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, are the first team in modern baseball to lose 36 of their first 43 games. If you thought the Arizona Diamondbacks needed a day off after playing an exhausting 16 games in 16 days against the best of the best in the National League, imagine how the poor Colorado Rockies felt upon arriving in the Valley on Thursday, May 15, for a quick, one-day breather before having to trudge back out onto the field.

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Phil Boas

We can criticize Arizona power companies all we want, but we don't appreciate the heavy weight they carry to ensure our electricity stays on amid growing demand. Arizona Public Service (APS) faced criticism for disconnecting an elderly customer's power due to unpaid bills, highlighting the challenges of balancing service provision with customer vulnerabilities.

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Joanna Allhands

Central Arizona cities face significant Colorado River water reductions after 2026, though it's unclear exactly how large they might be. Projects are underway to recycle, capture and move water around in-state, but they won't be ready before 2027. Arizona also hopes to secure a sizable amount of water from out of state, but it's unclear where that water might come from, and when. Cities across central Arizona can expect markedly less Colorado River water after 2026.

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Logan Stanley

Arizona State football continues to gain traction on a national level after its breakout 2024 season, winning the Big 12 Conference title and earning the No. 4 seed in the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff. ESPN recently released its 2026 college football recruiting rankings and it rates the Sun Devils high on the list with four-star quarterback Jake Fette from Texas and three-star defensive end Julian Hugo, also from Texas, leading the way for ASU. Where are the Sun Devils ranked?

1 day ago | azcentral.com | Bob McManaman

The NFL announced its regular-season schedule on Wednesday, May 14, but you didn’t need to wait for the official unveiling to get a bead on which games could be the biggest and best matchups. That’s assuming a team doesn’t go in the tank for some reason or isn’t beset by injuries to a star player or two or three. Nevertheless, here are seven games I’ve circled on my NFL regular-season calendar, followed by the top three games involving the Arizona Cardinals I don’t want to miss. All times MST.