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Dozens of Arizona rallygoers suffer heat exhaustion as Trump event venue reaches capacity
Scores of rallygoers have been afflicted with heat exhaustion and needed medical care as they awaited entry into former President Donald Trump’s rally in Arizona. At least one collapsed. The heat in Glendale, Arizona, exceeded 100 degrees. Glendale fire officials told ABC15, “We have evaluated, treated and transported to local medical facilities many individuals for […]
New member appointed to state board of education
(The Center Square) – Northern Arizona University President Dr. Jose Luis Cruz Rivera was appointed by Gov. Katie Hobbs to the state Board of Education this week. “He has been a steadfast leader for the students and faculty at NAU, and he will bring that leadership to the State Board of Education. As a Lumberjack, I could not be more thrilled to appoint him to this position, and know that he will work tirelessly to create a public education system that ensures every Arizonan has...
No, 12News and other broadcasters cannot censor campaign ads
PHOENIX — The upcoming elections and increasing prominence of campaign advertising has a lot of viewers asking why 12News allows controversial or inflammatory ads to air. Federal law requires broadcasters to accept candidates' political ads regardless of the content. Stations are not allowed to reject or censor them. The...
Arizona Projects 08-23-24
1. W. Silver Recycling announced the development of the $5M expansion of its Tucson facility at 3440 E. 36th St. should be ready to open within the next 45 days. The full expansion over five years will add 25 jobs and a capital investment of $5M, with an economic impact of $26M. The project is being developed in partnership with Sun Corridor Inc., Pima County, City of Tucson and PICOR.
What students and parents need to know about changes to college entry exams
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - As the first SAT testing of the school year approaches, the National Test Prep Association is emphasizing the importance of preparation. Many students and parents may not be aware of changes to the college testing process. When it comes to SAT testing, a lot has...
2024 Arizona football season countdown: 8 days to kickoff
A LOOK BACK — NO. 8 NICK FOLES. With it being the 8th day until kickoff between the Lobos and Wildcats, the best player for Arizona to wear No. 8 was quarterback Nick Foles, who playhed with the Wildcats from 2009 to 2011 after transferring from Michigan State. He is the Wildcats’ career leader in passing yards (10,011), completions (933), pass attempts (1,396), and is tied for first in touchdown passes (67) along with Willie Tuitama. He is by far the most successful former Arizona quarterback to play in the NFL. He passed for 14,227 yards in the NFL to go with 82 touchdowns and 47 interceptions across his 11-year career. During his second stint with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017, he helped lead the team to their first Super Bowl championship over the New England Patriots and was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. In that game, he had the iconic touchdown reception to end the “Philly Special,” a trick play on a pass from then-Eagles tight end Trey Burton in the waning seconds of the first half. Foles is also one of eight quarterbacks in NFL history to throw for seven touchdown passes in a game, achieving that against the Oakland Raiders in 2013. He was selected by the Eagles with the No. 88 pick in the 2012 NFL Draft. He spent four seasons, including a redshirt season, at Arizona from 2008-11, after his transfer from Michigan State. He formally announced his retirement from the NFL on Aug. 8. “It’s crazy to be in this moment, looking at this camera officially announcing my retirement from the NFL,” Foles said in a video posted to his X account. “From the first day I was born my dad put a football in my hand. He must’ve known something because that became a dream of mine since I’ve been a kid to play in the NFL and I will be forever grateful for that.” Another legendary No. 8 at Arizona was wide receiver Dennis Northcutt, the second-leading receiver in school history.
First time since 2010 that a state has over 65% of its incumbents contested in primaries
This year, the states with the highest percentages of incumbents contested in primaries are Wyoming (65.6%), South Dakota (60.9%), Nebraska (50.0%), Idaho (49.5%), Arizona (45.7%), and California (45.5%). Four of these states have Republican trifectas, one has a Democratic trifecta, and the other has a divided government. A primary is...
How plants and animals are responding to climate change
This episode is supported by the The Research Corporation for Science Advancement. Your browser does not support the audio element. As our climate changes, growing seasons and migration patterns are happening at different times than in the past. University of Arizona environmental researcher Theresa Crimmins describes how seasonal data collection is revealing changes in the common design of nature.
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