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LISTEN LIVE: ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL VS. COLORADO (WEEK 6)
(10/07/23 9:44pm)
Arizona State (1-4) is back at home this week as Coach Prime and the Buffalos make their way into Tempe. Ryan Sykora and Dylan Pescatore have the call with Erik List on Blaze Radio.
“They’ve been evading accountability": Concerns grow about policing practices, patterns for using force to homelessness
(10/09/23 2:00am)
Community organizations, local governments and law agencies are growing more concerned about the current state of policing.
Arizona State University hosts Latino governmental figures panel, aims to prepare Hispanic people for future in politics
(10/08/23 4:00am)
Arizona State University’s Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service celebrated Hispanic Heritage month, four weeks dedicated to honoring Hispanic culture, by hosting a panel of Latino governmental figures.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an official holiday in the City of Tempe. Here's how it was adopted
(10/09/23 1:00am)
The Tempe City Council unanimously voted to make Indigenous Peoples’ Day an official holiday.
Dysart Unified School District expects student body to grow over 1 percent after $10.3 million dollar funding increase
(10/08/23 11:00pm)
Ding, 2:15 p.m. Zippers race up backpacks and feet shuffle quickly towards the doors.
“You’re able to see your identity": Local non-profit organization supports LGBTQ+ youth, offers space to navigate mental health
(10/08/23 8:00pm)
Elliot Gilreath is a soft-spoken 19-year-old, with faded purple hair and circular glasses. While discussing his hobbies and the resources offered to support his career goals, he points at the array of guitars hanging in the music room at one•n•ten, a local non-profit organization supporting LGBTQ+ youth.
Phoenix using artificial intelligence to tackle wastewater problems
(10/07/23 7:39pm)
Collecting and analyzing samples from the Phoenix sewage system is the last job any person wants to do, so why not get a robot to do it?
On-the-job training, personalized education plans among resources offered to individuals with autism by Phoenix institutions
(10/08/23 5:00pm)
For many, once high school students throw their caps up in the air they have at least a decent idea of what the future will look like. However, for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, the future they may take could look a little more murky.
New short-term rentals agreements allow homes to be "taken advantage of,” Phoenix residents say
(10/06/23 5:59pm)
On days when there are no renters next door, the Rochwaliks are able to enjoy their time in their backyard with their three horses and three dogs. When vacationers occupy the neighboring Airbnb, the owner of the short-term rental property requests that the dogs be kept inside.
Phoenix Art Museum event highlights Latinx art forms
(10/07/23 10:00pm)
People spilled into Whiteman Hall at the Phoenix Art Museum to hear guest speakers open up about their own experiences as Latinx individuals.
City of Tempe unveils design for multi-million-dollar pedestrian and bicycle bridge near ASU campus
(10/05/23 12:56am)
Tempe is constructing a new pedestrian bridge east of Arizona State University.
Five NBA Media Take Takeaways
(10/03/23 10:49pm)
Milwaukee Bucks - The Milwaukee Bucks media day was one of the most anticipated of this year. The trade to acquire Damian Lillard brings this excitement, as well as a different level of expectation for Milwaukee. Lillard was the center of attention of media day and he shared how he opened up to the idea of Milwaukee two weeks ago, rather than his first preferred destination, Miami. Lillard said all the right things when asked about how he would fit with Giannis.
MLB Postseason Predictions
(10/03/23 10:46pm)
October Baseball is here. The postseason field is set, and the Wild Card Series kicks off on Tuesday, October 3rd. With the expanded field of 12 coming into play for the second year, there are more teams that have a chance to win it all. Four teams have received first round byes (The Braves, Dodgers, Astros, and Orioles), with the remaining 8 teams playing in the best-of-three WC Series. Following the conclusion of the WC Series, the American League Division Series (ALDS) and the National League Division Series (NLDS) begin on Saturday October 7th. The American League Championship Series (ALCS) begins on Sunday October 15, and the National League Championship Series (NLCS) starts on Monday October 16, with the World Series rolling out on Friday October 27. For these postseason predictions, we will be predicting which teams will win the American League and National League pennants, and which team will take it all home in 2023.
Proposed Arizona public school bill would ensure students with unpaid fees can't be denied meals
(10/03/23 10:50pm)
Inflation in Phoenix was up 3.7 percent in August compared to last year, and it is becoming costly for parents to provide nutritious food for their children.
Maryvale schools raise wages, imposing to four-day workweek as educator retention rates drop
(10/03/23 8:37pm)
Every morning, Laura Gill trudges through her middle school's front doors, weighed down by endless school policies, an ever-expanding mountain of paperwork, and a never-ending avalanche of rules, regulations, and expectations.
Phoenix City Council green-lights building guesthouses on residential properties
(10/08/23 1:00am)
The Phoenix City Council passed an ordinance on Sept. 6 to permit accessory dwelling units to be built on residential property.
Welcome to Goldrush: Sonoran Skies - A music festival unlike any other
(10/03/23 3:00pm)
Goldrush is being held at Phoenix Raceway on Oct. 7 and 8. This year’s headliners include Alison Wonderland, Louis The Child, Tiesto, Zeds Dead and ZHU.
High Highs and Low Lows: Comparing Todd Gurley and Ezekiel Elliott
(10/03/23 1:18am)
The early to mid-2010s was one of the best periods of NFL Football ever. From superstar quarterbacks like Peyton Manning, Cam Newton, and Tom Brady, along with stellar defenses such as the Legion of Boom and the No-Fly Zone Denver Broncos, this era provided us with some fond memories of the game. Of course, you had great running backs like LeSean Mccoy, Demarco Murray, and the electric Chris Johnson. However, from 2016 to 2019, two running backs who stood atop the peak were the Dallas Cowboys’ Ezekiel Elliott and the Los Angeles Rams’ Todd Gurley.
The Case for a Co-NL MVP
(10/03/23 4:00pm)
Since its inception in 1931, Major League Baseball has annually given a Most Valuable Player Award to the single best player in each league, National and American, for that season. Typically, the players who win the awards are the clear-cut favorites, with most people in agreement. However, sometimes there is no clear favorite, with multiple player’s performances laying a claim. Although this is a very rare occurrence, it has happened and brought about historical situations, including the ultra-rare co-MVP.