The eight-member class of 2024-2025 to be inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame was announced on Thursday.

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill, Wildcats product Mike Bibby and soccer star Julie Ertz are part of the 2025 Arizona Sports Hall of Fame class.

The Rams took out a full page in an Arizona newspaper to thank the Cardinals for their help and support amid the tragic wildfires in LA

ASU and the Arizona Cardinals settled a $12-million lawsuit this week after almost four years of disputes regarding revenue from signs at Sun Devil Stadium. Cardinals Vice President and General Counsel Michael Bidwill and ASU President Michael Crow held a ...

Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill speaks to Cardinals fans prior to players taking part in drills during an NFL football training camp practice at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz.(

ARIZONA -- When the Los Angeles Rams' postseason game was forced out of SoFi Stadium due to the widespread California wildfires, their wildcard weekend matchup against the Minnesota Vikings was moved to State Farm Stadium, home to the Arizona Cardinals.

"Many thanks to the Arizona Cardinals, Michael Bidwill and his family for jumping in to help ahead of Monday’s game," Rams president Kevin Demoff said via the X social media platform.

Safety Budda Baker will join McBride in Orlando this week, marking his seventh Pro Bowl appearance. Thursday's events will feature a skills showdown which consists of competitive games between the NFC and AFC. A flag football game between the conferences will take place on Sunday in the Pro Bowl Games Championship.

The Arizona Sports Hall of Fame will have a sixth member from the Arizona Cardinals. It was announced Thursday that team owner Michael Bidwill has been elected to the 2024/2025 class of the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame, which honors athletes, coaches, administrators and others who have made exceptional contributions to sports in Arizona.

PHOENIX — Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill has been elected into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. The Arizona Sports and Entertainment Commission announced the decision on Thursday.

The Arizona Cardinals' fleet of Boeing 777s represents a significant commitment to player comfort, operational efficiency, and community support. By investing in these aircraft, the team not only enhances its own travel capabilities but also sets a precedent in the NFL for the benefits of dedicated team transportation.

The Commanders' first-year offensive coordinator has rediscovered the joy of playcalling and building relationships.