Mike Sackley
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 17, 2016Arizona’s Department of Child Safety decreasing backlog of open, inactive cases
As part of a system-wide improvement effort, Arizona’s Department of Child Safety (DCS) has closed thousands of inactive cases.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Aug 15, 2016ASU and Mayo Clinic aim to improve surgeries for those with epilepsy
Arizona State University and Mayo Clinic are teaming up to help improve surgeries for people who suffer from epilepsy.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 12, 2016Bulletin board provides hope for parents with babies in intensive care
For parents with a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), it can be a difficult experience.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 11, 2016Tempe police chief embraces challenges and opportunities of new job
Sylvia Moir has been on the job nearly five months, and one of her main focuses remains engaging with residents throughout the community.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 11, 2016Grand Canyon University educating students to help fill STEM jobs of the future
Arizona is expected to have a large number of STEM jobs available in the future, and one local university has created programs to help fill those jobs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 8, 2016Phoenix-area girl aims to complete sightseeing bucket list before losing her vision
Cailee Herrell, 6-year-old from Peoria, suffers from a rare genetic retinal disease, and can possibly lose her vision in the next four years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 5, 2016Phoenix-area fire department rescues five people from storm floodwaters
Rescue crews were kept busy Friday in a Phoenix suburb after a large storm rolled through during the morning commute.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 5, 2016Rideable carry-on luggage gets you to gate three times faster
Starting in January, air travelers can ride their carry-on luggage from curb to gate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 1, 2016New mobile app provides A-to-Z disease guide at your fingertips
If you are looking for information on Zika, West Nile Virus and other diseases before you travel, there’s an app for that.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 29, 2016Maricopa County Head Start program students to get more time in the classroom
Starting this school year, hundreds of preschool students will get more time to learn and prepare for kindergarten with the Head Start program.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Jul 28, 2016Phoenix sets ambitious tree planting goal for more shade for residents
The days of triple digit temperatures mean looking for shady spots anywhere you can find them, whether you’re making a phone call or parking your car. The city of Phoenix is looking to give its residents even more shady spots to beat the heat.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 27, 2016ASU virtual reality system could give arm amputees sense of natural movement
Virtual reality for a good cause. Researchers at Arizona State University are using the new technology to help those who have lost a limb.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 27, 2016ASU’s historic Palm Walk to get new look, more shade
ASU students walking to class on the Tempe campus next month will have more shady spots to beat the oppressive summer heat.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 18, 2016Aspiring teen artists can take part in free Glendale art camps
Whether your teen has never held a paintbrush or is the next Picasso, they are all welcome at art camps that are being held in Glendale.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 15, 2016Chefs demonstrate easy-to-make lunch for hundreds at Phoenix shelter
Several chefs in Phoenix for the American Culinary Federation conference took some time Friday to make lunch for those in need.
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GENERAL NEWS | Jul 15, 2016Report: Nearly 80 percent of Americans show some form of road rage
If you get angry on the roadways, you aren't alone. A report from AAA said 78 percent of drivers have expressed some form of road rage in the past year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 14, 2016
ASU ranks fairly well among universities around the globe
Arizona State University placed in the top half of one percent among 25,000 universities worldwide. That is from the newest college and university ranking by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR).
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 14, 2016Southern Arizona river rebounding with more fish, less smell
More fish are calling a river near Tucson home, thanks to upgrades at nearby wastewater treatment facilities.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Jul 13, 2016Legalized pot supporters hoping to sway voters to cause in November
The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol believes its message will win over voters in November, despite a recent poll showing otherwise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 11, 2016ASU army vet researching concussions in student veterans
An Arizona State researcher wants to know how brain injuries like concussions affect student veterans making the transition to the classroom.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Jul 11, 2016New 3-D scope at Phoenix Children’s making surgeries safer and faster
Phoenix Children’s Hospital has been using a brand new 3-D videoscope since January, and the device is used about two to three times a week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 8, 2016Dehydration linked to development of kidney stones
A local urologist said becoming dehydrated in the triple digit temperatures can lead to the formation of kidney stones.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 6, 2016Phoenix-area nurse donates kidney to stranger, saves his life
A Peoria, Arizona, man is healthy today, thanks to a complete stranger who gave him a kidney.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 6, 2016Scottsdale hospital to implant first US approved dissolving heart stent
A brand new device to treat coronary artery disease will be implanted Wednesday at a Scottsdale hospital.