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Christian Nodal concert guide for Phoenix show, from setlist to bags

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Christian Nodal to Bring ‘Forajido’ Tour to Phoenix‘s ‌Mortgage Matchup Center

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Phoenix, AZ – November​ 11, 2025 – Regional Mexican superstar Christian⁤ Nodal is set‍ to perform at ⁢the Mortgage Matchup Center in⁤ Phoenix on[dateofconcert-⁤[dateofconcert-[dateofconcert-⁤[dateofconcert-not provided in source text], bringing​ his acclaimed “Forajido” tour​ to the Valley. Fans ‌attending the concert should plan ⁣their transportation and be aware of venue policies regarding permitted items.

getting to the Mortgage⁢ Matchup Center

From Northwest phoenix/Glendale: Take ⁣Interstate 17 south to Jefferson Street.⁢ Turn left⁢ on ‍Jefferson ⁢street⁣ to First Street. The⁣ Mortgage Matchup Center is located on the corner of Jefferson‌ Street and First Street.

From the East Valley: Take I-10 west ⁣to Washington/Jefferson Street. Turn left on washington Street to Third Street. Turn left on Third Street to the Mortgage⁣ Matchup Center.

Valley Metro ⁤Light rail: In partnership with Valley metro, concert ticket⁤ holders can ⁢ride the light​ rail at no additional cost for four hours prior to the event’s start time through ‍the end of⁤ the⁢ transit day. ⁢Event tickets must be ​presented to a fare inspector upon request; fines for non-compliance range⁢ from $50 to ⁢$500. Note that event tickets are valid for light rail ⁣only ⁣and are ⁣not accepted on buses.

Park ‍and Ride: Valley⁣ Metro offers several park and ride lots:

* ⁢ Phoenix: 19th and Dunlap⁣ avenues,19th and​ Montebello avenues,19th Avenue and Camelback Road,Seventh Avenue and Camelback Road,Central Avenue and Camelback Road,and 38th and washington ⁤streets.
* ‌ Tempe: Dorsey Lane and Apache Boulevard,McClintock Drive and Apache ⁢Boulevard,Loop 101 and Apache Boulevard.
* ‌ Mesa: ‍ Sycamore and ⁢Main Street; Mesa Drive and Main Street; ⁤Gilbert​ Road and⁤ Main Street.

Ride Share: Recommended pickup/dropoff ​locations ⁣for Uber and Lyft are: First and Jefferson streets⁤ (Mortgage Matchup Center Plaza); Second‍ Street (The ‌Ryan); Third Street (Phoenix Convention Center) and jefferson Street ⁤(Hotel Palomar/Arrogant‌ Butcher).

Venue Policies – Bags and more

[The provided text does not contain information regarding setlists or specific bag policies. This section would require additional information to be complete.]

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Spirit Airlines Exits Phoenix Sky Harbor Amid Bankruptcy Fears

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

spirit Airlines to End Flights from Phoenix ⁣Sky Harbor, Raising Concerns About Future Viability

PHOENIX – Spirit Airlines will cease flight operations from ‍Phoenix Sky⁤ Harbor International Airport, the airline announced Tuesday, as it grapples with notable financial challenges‍ that cast doubt on its⁣ long-term survival. The move impacts travelers who rely on Spirit for budget travel options from the Valley.

The airlineS decision comes amid broader cost-cutting measures,including a recent move to introduce a premium‍ economy fare class and furlough 270‍ pilots. Spirit indicated in filings​ with the Securities and Exchange⁣ Commission ‍(SEC) that it may need to sell aircraft, real estate, and airport gate capacity to meet its financial obligations. Though, the ​company acknowledged “there is substantial⁤ doubt as to (Spirit)’s ability to continue…within⁣ 12 ⁤months from the date these financial statements are issued.”

Passengers affected by the Phoenix route cuts will be contacted by Spirit and offered refunds, the airline stated.

While Spirit’s departure eliminates a low-cost carrier option from Phoenix, nonstop service to cities previously served by the airline will continue. American Airlines,⁢ Southwest Airlines, and ⁢Delta Air Lines all offer ⁣nonstop flights between Phoenix ​and Detroit. Nonstop service⁤ to Fort lauderdale will be ‌available‌ starting with JetBlue Airways ‍and a​ new American Airlines route ⁢launching⁢ December 18.

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Title: SNAP Benefits Threatened by Shutdown: What Floridians Need to Know

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Florida ⁤SNAP Benefits ‌Face ⁢Potential Halt as States Sue USDA

TALLAHASSEE, FL – ‍A lawsuit filed by 28 states,‌ including Florida, is challenging the USDA’s interpretation of federal ⁣law regarding the use of contingency funds to continue Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in the ⁣event of a funding lapse.The dispute centers‌ on whether the USDA ⁣can utilize reserved funds to cover regular SNAP benefits for Fiscal Year 2026, ⁤as appropriations for the program have⁢ not been renewed.

The⁤ lawsuit argues the USDA’s claim that the contingency fund is‍ unavailable for regular benefits​ “is contrary to the​ plain⁣ text of the​ congressional appropriations law, which states that the reserves‍ are for use ‘in‌ such ‌amounts and at such times as may become necessary to carry out program operations’ ⁣under the‍ Food‍ and nutrition Act‍ of​ 2008.”

the ⁢USDA previously indicated a⁣ shutdown contingency plan existed that ‍would allow for direct payment of benefits ⁤from a reserve​ of ‌contingency funds. ⁢However, the⁢ agency warned SNAP and ⁤the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, ⁢Infants, and Children‌ (WIC) were​ in jeopardy, and the ⁤plan‍ was afterward removed ‍from its website.In a letter to USA TODAY,‍ the USDA stated the contingency ⁣money is ⁤only intended “to supplement regular monthly benefits when amounts have been appropriated for, but are insufficient to cover, benefits.”

Impact on Floridians:

Approximately‌ 2.98 million‌ floridians -⁢ 12.7% of the state’s ⁢population – relied on SNAP benefits​ during fiscal year ⁤2024, according to USAFacts. This is⁤ slightly higher than​ the national average of⁤ 12.3%, representing roughly 42 million Americans.

What This ⁢Means for recipients:

* ⁢ Existing Funds: Individuals currently‍ receiving ⁤SNAP benefits in Florida⁤ can continue to use existing funds on their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards ‍in November.
* ‍ Applications: The florida Department of Children and‍ Families will⁢ continue to ‍process SNAP​ applications​ as ‍usual. recipients⁣ are advised‍ not to resubmit applications, as ⁣this coudl delay processing.
* ‌ Renewals: Renewal requirements remain in effect, and recipients ‌should complete renewal notices when due.

Past ⁢Shutdowns:

During the 2018-2019 federal government ​shutdown, the USDA paid February benefits early, ​in January, ​and Congress ultimately passed‍ emergency⁤ funding ⁣to ensure continued payments‍ in March.

This is a‍ developing story and ⁢will be⁤ updated as more data becomes available.

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Everything to know about Kaytranada and Justice’s Phoenix concert

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Kaytranada and Justice to Bring ‍Electronic Dance Power to Phoenix‘s Mortgage Matchup Center October 27

PHOENIX‌ – Electronic music fans ‌are gearing up for a dynamic double bill as Kaytranada and Justice ⁢are set to perform at the‌ Mortgage Matchup Center in ⁢downtown Phoenix on October 27. ‍The concert promises a night of high-energy beats and immersive visuals from two of the⁣ genre’s most influential acts.

Here’s everything ⁣you need to ⁤know⁣ about attending the ⁢event:

Getting There

* From Northwest‍ Phoenix/Glendale: Take Interstate 17 south to Jefferson⁢ Street. turn left on Jefferson street to First ​Street. the Mortgage⁤ Matchup Center is located on the corner ⁤of Jefferson Street and First Street.
* From the East Valley: take I-10 west to Washington/Jefferson Street.Turn left on washington Street to Third Street. Turn left on Third Street to the Mortgage ⁢Matchup⁣ Center.
* valley Metro Light Rail: ⁤A partnership between⁤ Valley Metro light rail, Mortgage ‌Matchup Center, and the Phoenix Suns offers free light rail access to event attendees through the ⁢Rail ride Event program. Valid event tickets serve as fare for four hours prior to⁢ the‍ event’s start time through the end of the transit⁢ day. ‌Attendees‍ must present their ticket to fare inspectors if requested, as fines‌ for invalid‌ fare range from $50 ⁣to $500. Note that event tickets are⁤ valid only for light rail and not⁣ for bus fare.
* Park​ and ⁣Ride: Valley Metro​ offers​ several park and ride lots:
* Phoenix: ⁢ 19th and Dunlap avenues, 19th and‌ Montebello avenues, 19th Avenue and Camelback Road, ⁢Seventh Avenue and Camelback Road, central Avenue and‍ Camelback ⁤Road, and 38th and Washington streets.
‌ ⁤* Tempe: Dorsey Lane and Apache Boulevard, McClintock ‍Drive and Apache Boulevard, Loop ​101 and Apache Boulevard.
​ ​ * Mesa: Sycamore ⁢and Main street; Mesa Drive ‍and Main Street;‌ Gilbert Road and Main Street.
* Ride Share (Uber/Lyft): Recommended pickup/dropoff locations include: ​First and Jefferson streets (Mortgage Matchup Center Plaza); Second Street (The Ryan); third Street (Phoenix Convention Center); ⁤and Jefferson Street (Hotel⁤ Palomar/Arrogant Butcher).

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Title: NCAA Volleyball: Top 16 Seeds, Rankings, and Tournament Outlook

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Volleyball ​Power​ Shift: Texas and Nebraska Lead Both AVCA and RPI Rankings as Championship Picture Takes Shape

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October 22,2025 – A clear frontrunner is emerging in NCAA women’s ⁤volleyball,with⁣ Texas and Nebraska‌ dominating both the‌ latest ​AVCA ⁢Top 25 poll and the NCAA RPI ⁤rankings released ⁣this week. The rankings, updated October 19th and 20th respectively, reflect a competitive landscape as teams battle for⁢ favorable seeding⁤ in ‌the upcoming NCAA tournament. These rankings are ⁣critical indicators for selection committee considerations, influencing not only tournament bids but also the potential for⁤ hosting regional matches.

The consistent performance of these ⁤top programs signals a potential showdown in the postseason,with ‌implications for conference championships and national title contention.The AVCA‍ poll, voted‌ on by coaches, provides a subjective assessment of ⁤team strength, while ⁢the RPI-a mathematical formula factoring in win-loss record, opponent strength, and‌ opponent’s opponent strength-offers an objective measure. The⁣ convergence of ⁣both metrics at the top⁢ underscores the dominance of the Longhorns and Cornhuskers, ⁣but the depth of talent across the nation suggests⁢ a wide-open race for the championship.

AVCA Top 25‍ (October ‌19)

  1. nebraska (58 first-place votes)
  2. Texas (3)
  3. Kentucky
  4. Pittsburgh
  5. Stanford
  6. Arizona State
  7. SMU
  8. Louisville
  9. Texas A&M
  10. TCU
  11. Purdue
  12. Wisconsin
  13. Creighton
  14. Kansas
  15. Miami (Fla.)
  16. Tennessee
  17. BYU
  18. Penn State
  19. Baylor
  20. Minnesota
  21. North Carolina
  22. USC
  23. Indiana
  24. Colorado
  25. UCLA

Also Receiving Votes: Florida, Missouri, ⁢Illinois, Iowa state, UTEP, Western kentucky, Georgia Tech.

NCAA Women’s Volleyball RPI (October 20)

  1. Texas (16-0)
  2. Nebraska‍ (18-0)
  3. Pittsburgh (15-3)
  4. SMU (14-4)
  5. Kentucky (14-2)
  6. Arizona‍ State (16-2)
  7. Louisville (14-4)
  8. Stanford (16-3)
  9. Purdue⁢ (15-3)
  10. Creighton⁤ (15-5)
  11. TCU (16-3)
  12. Texas A&M (15-3)
  13. Indiana (15-3)
  14. Minnesota (15-4)
  15. Wisconsin (13-3)
  16. Miami, Fla. (15-4)
  17. Penn ⁣State (11-7)
  18. BYU (16-3)
  19. Colorado (16-3)
  20. Illinois (12-5)
  21. USC (13-5)
  22. Tennessee (14-3)
  23. Baylor (11-6)
  24. Kansas (14-7)
  25. South Dakota State (13-3)
  26. UTEP‌ (18-2)
  27. Michigan State (15-3)
  28. Xavier (18-2)
  29. UCLA ⁢(11-7)
  30. Florida⁤ (10-7)
  31. Iowa State (15-3)
  32. Michigan (12-7)
  33. Washington (9-9)
  34. North‍ Carolina (15-2)
  35. Georgia Tech (9-8)
  36. Cincinnati (10-7)
  37. Marquette (12-6)
  38. San Diego (15-4)
  39. Northern Iowa (15-5)
  40. Arizona (11-
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New Mexico Defeats Nevada in Mountain West Conference Game

by David Harrison – Chief Editor
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

New mexico Holds ⁢Off Nevada in Tight 24-22 Mountain West Contest

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexico narrowly defeated Nevada 24-22 in a back-and-forth Mountain West Conference matchup Saturday afternoon.⁣ The Lobos‘⁢ victory moves them‍ to a winning record while Nevada continues to search for consistency in conference play.

The⁢ game was a tale of two halves,⁢ with New Mexico building an early lead and Nevada attempting a late rally. Despite a strong receiving performance from Nevada’s Dakota Thomas, who recorded eight catches for 67 yards, the Wolf Pack were hampered by turnovers and ultimately unable to overcome‍ the Lobos on their home field. this loss drops Nevada to 2-5 overall and 0-3 in Mountain West play, increasing the ‌pressure as they navigate a challenging schedule.

New‍ Mexico established a lead, capitalizing on two Nevada fumbles lost ‌during the game.The Wolf Pack committed three fumbles total, contributing to their struggles to ⁤maintain ⁣possession.​ Nevada quarterback Brendon Lewis completed 18 of 33 passes for 218 yards and one touchdown.

Nevada will​ return ‍home to host Boise State on Friday, Oct. 24, for their homecoming game. The Broncos (5-2, 3-0​ MW)⁣ are coming off a dominant ⁣56-31 victory over previously undefeated UNLV. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. and ⁢will be televised on ‍CBS‌ Sports‌ Network, with radio coverage available⁢ on 105.7 FM.

Nevada Football Schedule:

* Aug. 30: Penn State 46, Nevada 11
* Sept.⁣ 6: Nevada 20, Sacramento State 17
* Sept.13: Middle Tennessee‍ State 14, ⁢Nevada 13
* Sept.20: Western⁣ Kentucky 31, Nevada 16
* Sept. 27: Bye Week
* Oct.4: Fresno State ​20, ⁢Nevada 17
* Oct. 11: san Diego State 44, ​Nevada 10
* ⁢ Oct.18: New Mexico 24, Nevada 22
* Oct. 24: vs. Boise State, 7 ⁣p.m. (CBS Sports Network,105.7 FM)
* Nov.1: Bye Week
* ⁢Nov. 8: at Utah State, 4:30‌ p.m. (CBS Sports Network, 105.7 FM)
* ‍ Nov. 15: vs. San José State, 12:30 p.m.(CBS Sports Network, 105.7 FM)
* Nov. 22: at Wyoming, 11 ⁣a.m.
* nov. 29: vs. UNLV, 6 p.m. (CBS Sports Network, 105.7​ FM)

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