If you casted a vote in Tuesday’s presidential preference election in Arizona, you may have noticed candidates on the ballot who are no longer running for president.
This day has officially arrived: Hoverboards will no longer be allowed on any of Arizona State University’s four campuses. The ban includes sidewalks, walkways and any place on campus property and will go into effect immediately.
Social media has become a main tool for individuals to drive political messages during election season. Social media activity has risen since 2008 and 2012.
Supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders are not ready to give up on his presidential hopes. Despite falling further behind in the Democratic delegate count to Hillary Clinton after Tuesday’s results, the senator joyfully held a rally in Phoenix that night.
Arizona State University’s new rule of law and governance program is being compared to the Peace Corps, but this one is geared towards future attorneys.
Spring breakers traveling through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s Terminal 3 this month might notice some construction going on around the building.
Even though summer is months away, parents in Arizona who are hoping to send their children to summer camp should register as soon as possible in order to take advantage of the best deals.
The implementation of a Maricopa County animal adoption program has decreased the number of euthanized dogs and cats over the past three years, according to recent data.
As the Valley of the Sun heats up this March, Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport expects to see the heaviest amount of traffic out of the entire year.
In honor of American Heart Month in February, a Phoenix organization is working to get the word out about the challenges facing women when it comes to heart disease.
After participating in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic games as a member of the women’s water polo team in China, one Arizona State University student will get to experience the event in a whole new light.
Ocean levels are rising and higher sea levels could lead to varied ocean temperatures, which could change normal weather patterns for Arizona, according to a recent study from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
