History

As a freshman, Gaby Lopez set a goal: To become the first athlete at her high school to earn 1,000 career points on the basketball court.

While measurable snow remains rare in the Valley of the Sun, the white stuff has accumulated on a handful of occasions – most notably in January 1937.

If eating well is tops on your list of resolutions this month, look no further than dark, leafy greens from Yuma.

‘Tis the season to dig into the moniker behind one particularly festive Arizona locale – Christmas, an uninhabited mining town in Gila County.

Phoenix’s old Montgomery Stadium once hosted a pageant said to rival the best Super Bowl half-time shows during its three-decades long run.

At the stroke of midnight, discounts and deals kick off the race to finish your shopping list. So what’s with the dark name “Black Friday”?

Seeds for the Grand Canyon’s State’s longest standing football rivalry were sown on Thanksgiving Day more than a dozen years before Arizona achieved statehood.

Once each year, at precisely 11:11 a.m., the Anthem Veterans Memorial comes to life in honor of those who lost their lives during World War I.

Six decades ago, President John F. Kennedy hailed what would be named the McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope – located 55 miles southwest of Tucson on the Tohono O’odham Nation – a national icon upon its Nov. 2 dedication.

During Homecoming Weekend, in 1929, the brand-new Arizona Stadium was dedicated during a game against California Institute.