Arizona Sports

The Sonoita Labor Day Rodeo turns 111 years old in 2026, and this southern Arizona tradition is still going strong every September.

Women's professional baseball is back. The WPBL threw its first pitch 72 years after the original league ended, and the game looks different this time around.

From a historic World Series win to a dedicated fan base, the Diamondbacks have woven themselves into the fabric of Arizona sports culture.

Cyclists from near and far are gearing up for a thrilling ride through our picturesque towns this April. It's more than just a race; it's a celebration!

The extremely early spring heat has affected the way baseball teams are conducing spring training in Arizona.

Every year Major League Baseball teams and fans fly to Phoenix for Spring Training. Here's how it started, and why the tradition continues.

You might be surprised to learn that there are some things that are illegal to do around horses and cattle in Arizona.

In today’s world, a single tweet can ripple through careers—just ask the Arizona reporter facing fallout from a controversial post. Let’s unpack this tangled web.

In Arizona, pickleball is more than a pastime—it’s a social scene drawing everyone in, from retirees seeking a workout to younger players looking for fun.

This Labor Day weekend, the Sonoita Rodeo kicks off its 110th year with a blend of excitement and community spirit that you won’t want to miss.