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Diamondbacks felt Gabriel Moreno’s absence as Rays racked up stolen bases
The Arizona Diamondbacks set a dubious franchise high for stolen bases allowed over a three-game series this weekend in Tampa Bay while catcher Gabriel Moreno continues to recover on the injured list. The Rays swiped 13 bags without getting caught from Friday-Sunday. Arizona, meanwhile, stole one base in a three-game...
2 cars collided in a West Valley intersection. The drivers of the cars are both in the hospital.
GOODYEAR, Ariz. — Two people have been sent to the hospital after the cars they were driving collided on Sunday, according to the Goodyear Police Department. Police told 12News that one of the cars was trying to make a left turn in the intersection when it collided with the other car.
ASU senior DB Macen Williams retires from football
Fifth-year senior defensive back Macen Williams has decided to retire from football, Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham said following the team's Saturday scrimmage at Mountain America Stadium. The decision by Williams, who practiced well through ASU's Camp Tontozona scrimmage last Saturday but has not suited up this week, thins out...
Preseason All-America Offense Football
FILE - Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan (4), right, catches a touchdown pass in front of UCLA defensive back John Humphrey during the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023, in Tucson, Ariz. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri, File)
Walmart Suspends Drone Deliveries in Three States to Focus on Dallas-Fort Worth Region
Walmart has decided to put some of its delivery drones in airplane mode. Deciphering Retail Sales Data and Consumer Spending The retail giant has elected to cut its drone operations in Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Tampa, Fla. It operated in those geographies with help from its partner, DroneUp. A spokesperson for Walmart said the company made the decision to cut drone capabilities in those areas to focus more on exploring what drone delivery could look like at scale in a single metro area: Dallas-Fort Worth. “We are excited about the momentum and positive customer response we’ve experienced around drone delivery. This service will...
2024 Arizona football season countdown: 12 days to kickoff
A LOOK BACK — NO. 12 TOM TUNNICLIFFE. With it being the 12th day until kickoff between the Lobos and Wildcats, the best player for Arizona to wear No. 12 was quarterback Tom “Terrific” Tunnicliffe, who admirably helped lead the Wildcats into the Pac-10 from 1980-83. Tunnicliffe, an Arizona Hall of Famer, passed for 7,618 yards in his career, the fourth-best figure in Pac-10 history at the time, throwing for more than 100 yards in his final 26 games. He was the Arizona record-holder in career total offense and passing and has the top two season totals in those categories. His single-game total of 427 passing yards (21 of 28 for six touchdowns) in 1982 against Pacific was an Arizona record and earned National Player of the Week honors. He led the Wildcats to several of their most memorable victories (UCLA in ’80, USC in ’81, Notre Dame and ASU in ’82, and UCLA in ’83) and in 1983 was honorable mention All-American. Tunnicliffe is now the owner of Burbank (Calif.) Fitness Club. After his playing career at Arizona, Tunnicliffe became the president of his father’s real estate development company in the Burbank area. Another memorable No. 12 — quarterback Eddie Wilson, an Arizona Hall of Famer who was a third-team All-American in 1961 when the Wildcats finished 8-1-1. Wilson was also Arizona’s most prolific passer in the NFL before Nick Foles arrived.
Arizona man dies in head-on collision north of Cody
CASPER, Wyo. — An Arizona man died in a head-on collision on State Highway 120 north of Cody on Saturday, Aug. 17, according to preliminary information in a Wyoming Highway Patrol report. Another person was injured. The crash occurred around 1:55 a.m. The WHP says a Dodge Ram was...
Pacific Office Automation and PCC Launch New Field Service Technician Foundations Program for Fall ‘24
BEAVERTON, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 19, 2024-- Pacific Office Automation (POA), the largest independent office equipment dealer in the U.S., has partnered with Portland Community College (PCC) to develop a Field Service Technician Foundations Certificate of Completion. The curriculum—a full course-load—will prepare students for successful careers as technicians. The 12-week program begins Monday, September 23. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240819827498/en/ PCC student Banawe Moussa is pictured learning at the Sylvania Campus Lab. Moussa has since earned his Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) degree. (Photo: Business Wire)
39-Year-Old Woman Dies After Car Plunges Off 1,000-Foot Cliff
A 39-year-old woman has sadly lost her life after her car plunged 1,000 feet down a cliff in Prescott, Arizona. On Friday, August 16, Kristin Little was ejected from her vehicle, which subsequently fell in the Thumb Butte area of Prescott, resulting in her tragic death. According to a news...
FIRST ALERT FORECAST – Hot with isolated to scattered storms Tuesday
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Isolated storms possible. Some will be strong with strong wind, heavy rain and flash flood potential. Best storm coverage this week will be Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures cooling closer to climate normals. Drier conditions likely by the upcoming weekend. TUESDAY: 20% storm chance. High...
New hotel in Clarkdale honors Hopi roots
CLARKDALE, AZ — ABC15 is getting a look inside a first-of-its-kind hotel, built by the Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation in Clarkdale. It's called the "Taawaki Inn," which means "House of Sun" in Hopi. When you step inside, you'll notice hundreds of pieces of art, all created by Hopi artists.
EAC Foundation receives a $5,000 grant from OneAZ Community Foundation to support the Monster Exchange Program
Photo By Taylor Ellett/EAC: EAC received a check from OneAZ Credit Union for $5,000 toward its Monster Exchange Program. Pictured are, from left, Dr. Susan Wood, EAC vice president of academic and student affairs; Todd Haynie, EAC president, Enrique Garcia, OneAZ Credit Union branch manager for Safford, Vanessa Gonzalez, OneAZ Credit Union southern regional manager, Representative Gail Griffin, Representative Lupe Diaz, and Jeff Larson, Graham County Community College District Governing Board chair.
The Sons of The American Legion, Squadron 97, Awarded $1,000 Grant for Youth Drone Program
The Sons of The American Legion, Squadron 97, have exciting news to share with the community! The squadron has been awarded a generous $1,000 grant from the Florence Copper Community Foundation. This grant will be instrumental in launching their new youth drone program, which promises to bring cutting-edge technology and valuable skills to the young members of the squadron.
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