J’ontar Coleman wanted what he felt was rightfully his all along.

J'ontar Coleman just wanted to know for sure.

With a little bit of a lull during spring break, I had a chance to get some down time and poke around about several topics.

‘Twas not the winter of everyone’s discontent. At least not for all the basketball players, soccer studs and wrestlers who took their shots, saves and takedowns for glory’s sake and found some.

Andy Lane is in the Sweet 16.

NASA’s Destination Station: Experiences in Orbit - Astronaut Cady Coleman, pictured, discusses her experience onboard the International Space Station and the research she conducted there. She will be available for autographs and pictures after the presentation. The planetarium will also be showing a special about the International Space Station throughout the evening. Registration is required at http://tinyurl.com/nasatalk2.

House Speaker Andy Tobin is sidelining two anti-union measures rather than bringing them to the floor for a divisive -- and potentially losing -- vote.

For the second season in a row, the Desert Vista girls basketball team took on the very best the state - if not the nation - has to offer.

I was kind of glad Emily Wolph missed the shot.

No matter what Desert Vista girls basketball does this postseason, the school has to post the head coach position at the end of the year.

The Desert Vista girls basketball team clearly got the funk out of its system.

Since taking over the Desert Vista girls basketball program in mid-January, J’ontar Coleman has put his own spin things.

Saying they are promoting transparency, members of a House panel voted Tuesday to force cities and counties to negotiate with public employee unions in the open.

The end was frantic, the Mountain Pointe girls basketball team ended up ecstatic and this time there was no chance of an asterisk.

At heart Trevor Neider is a teacher.

A bid to keep students from dropping out of school before they turn 18 faltered Monday amid bipartisan concerns that all it would do is mean more disruptive kids in school.

After working as young staffers for a Senate campaign on Capitol Hill, Jayne Jones and Alicia Long decided to turn their experiences and too-good-not-to-share stories of political life into a new book, called “Capitol Hell.”

A nugget that came out of the impressive MLK Day win by the Desert Vista girls basketball team is the fact that new coach J'Ontar Coleman is stretching himself thin.

Good times are slowing coming to reality for a Desert Vista girls basketball team that has been missing out.