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High costs of medicines, the upkeep of her insulin pump and maintaining a balanced, low-sugar diet are everyday worries of Ta’Nia Pierre, and as the 2024 president election approaches, she worries her concerns are something that won’t be heard by the candidates.
Numerous Arab and Muslim community members in Arizona withdrew their support for President Joe Biden because of his support of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
While Arizona State University has advertised its increased enrollment for in-person students, this achievement may be a detriment for students looking to secure housing.
Elizabeth Montgomery at just 18 years old was waiting in an Olive Garden parking lot, enviously watching people eat. Her only wish was to be able to sit in a booth and have food to eat too. Food was scarce. Montgomery would rummage through half-eaten or thrown out leftovers, trying to find enough substance to last the night. This is a common reality for individuals like Montgomery, who experienced homelessness for three years of her life.
9-1-1 dispatchers are relied on to answer frantic calls from people in need, but before March 2023, nobody was answering theirs.
Isaiah Joe has solidified himself as one of the deadliest shooters in the game. He proved this once more against the Warriors last Thursday, having a ludicrous true shooting percentage of 138% and 7 of 7 from deep. He followed it up three days later by shooting 5 of 6 from three against the Trailblazers. Over the five game Thunder win streak, he’s shooting an otherworldly 77% from long distance. No that is not a typo, Joe is shooting 10% better from three than he is from the freethrow line.
Phoenix voters passed all four parts of a ballot measure on Nov. 7 regarding a new general obligation bond program that the City says is worth up to $500 million, and the money will be used for various projects.
On various online video sharing platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, there are millions of users who utilize the medium in order to share art, comedy, information or pieces of their lives. As online content creation has evolved, these platforms have created monetary incentives for users to create content in the form of ad revenue and partner programs.
The weather in Providence, Rhode Island, on March 7th, 1948, was unusually cold. The day before had brought with it a nasty cold spell, with the low reaching a temperature of one degree Fahrenheit. Despite the cold, snow hadn’t fallen in nearly a week, leaving only a thin layer of ice to go along with the bitter freeze.
Last Week’s Record: 7-7
An organization in south Phoenix is working to create a cleaner community by providing resources to people affected by homelessness, clean up trash, and educate youth about marijuana and other substances.
Over the past 15 years football’s most illustrious award has been gobbled up year after year by the likes of Christiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. The Ballon d’Or is regarded in the football award as the mark of the world’s best soccer player of that given season. Football icons such as Johan Cruyff, Ruud Gullit, Zinedine Zidane, and the aforementioned duo of Ronaldo and Messi have called the trophy their own. However, now that Messi and Ronaldo have left European football, the trophy is ready to be claimed by some new faces. The following will be a look at the five players who are most likely to win the Ballon d’Or over the next decade.
The final round of qualifying for the European Championship 2024 will begin on Thursday. With the tournament draw set for December 2nd, we are days away from filling in most of the teams that will be participating in Germany next summer.
The Los Angeles Clippers are on a six-game losing streak, losing all five games with James Harden on the roster. This losing streak is a cause for concern for the Clippers, as last season, the Western Conference playoff seeding came down to the final regular-season games. The Clippers have struggled with many aspects of their game since the trade for Harden, but there are three main reasons for their struggles.
After Ray Anderson, the Vice President for University Athletics at Arizona State University, announced his resignation on Monday morning, coaches of various programs at ASU took to social media to share words of support and thanks. The 69-year-old will remain at the university as a professor of practice and senior advisor for the Master of Sports Law and Business program within the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law. Anderson spent nearly 10 years in his position as athletic director and oversaw Sun Devil Athletics' expansion to 26 varsity sports, the construction of Mullett Arena, and progression towards the highest Academic Progress Rate in the Pac-12, ahead of Stanford and Cal.
If you’re looking for a way to combine EDM and New Year’s Eve this year, Decadence Arizona is coming back for its ninth year at the Phoenix Raceway.
Arizona State hits the road again after one of the worst losses and offensive perfomances in program history as they head to the Rose Bowl and face UCLA for the final time as members of the Pac-12 Conference. Cavan Malayter, Walker Smith, and Ben Parris call the action on Blaze Radio.
Coming off its first conference win under Kenny Dillingham, Arizona State is back on the road in a hostile environment at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. Jonah Krell and Dylan Pescatore have the call on Blaze Radio.
Last Week’s Record: 10-4
After sweeping Stonehill College to start their eight game home stand in a two game series this past weekend at Mullett Arena, Arizona State improves to 6-1-1 on the season. Stonehill fell to 0-9 on the season but kept both games in Tempe to one score games. The Skyhawks lost 5-4 in overtime and 3-2 to the Sun Devils. Freshman defenseman Anothony Dowd’s overtime winner was his first career collegiate goal. The New Jersey native has three points to open the year. Senior assistant captain Matthew Kopperud was clutch yet again delivering another game-winning goal in the 3-2 win. Kopperud leads all college skaters in game-winning goals with four. Head coach Greg Powers made a number of lineup changes for the two game series. One of those changes had Sophomore goalie Gibson Homer get the nod in between the pipes and had 49 saves over the two wins combined. Homer improves to a 2-1 record on the season with a .911 save percentage. This series gave skaters Matthew Romer, Cade Alami, Tucker Ness, Cole Helm and Cole Gordon opportunities to suit up and play. Gordon, the freshman from Minnesota, scored his first collegiate goal shorthanded in the 3-2 win.
