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CBRE Report: Phoenix Moves Ahead of Silicon Valley in Data Center Inventory
PHOENIX – (August 28, 2024) – Phoenix’s data center supply grew by 150.8 megawatts (MW) in the first half of the year as developers delivered more capacity to meet growing demand, according to CBRE's latest North American Data Center Trend Report. Phoenix's total inventory increased to 510.0...
Arizona men’s basketball announces Matt King as operations director, elevates 3 staffers to assistant coach positions
Arizona has yet to formally announce its schedule for the upcoming season, with the 2024-25 set to begin in just over two months, but Tommy Lloyd has finalized his expanded coaching staff. The UA has hired Matt King as director of basketball operations, while three members of the 2023-24 staff are being elevated to assistant coach positions with the NCAA allowing for more on-court coaches. TJ Benson, Rem Bakamus and Ken Nakagawa will join returning assistants Jack Murphy and Steve Robinson. Moving on is Riccardo Fois, who after three seasons as a UA assistant has joined the Sacramento Kings’ coaching...
Menlo Group Brokers Sale of Premier Surgical Center in Scottsdale for $5.5 Million
The property was purchased by an undisclosed medical buyer, represented by Stuart Milne, SIOR, CCIM, of Menlo Group. "We’re grateful to have facilitated the sale of this exceptional surgical center," Milne said. "The property had several interested buyers, and our expertise in the medical real estate market brought about the best outcomes for our clients. We look forward to seeing the continued success of the new owners in this state-of-the-art facility."
Saguaro history teacher wins coveted award
A Saguaro High School faculty member has been named the 2024 History Teacher of the Year for Arizona – a designation that puts him in contention for the title of the nation’s best. Ashley Crose, who has been with Saguaro his entire 22 years as a teacher and...
ASU Leadership Institute announces Class 7 participants
The Class 7 cohort of the ASU Leadership Institute features 27 trailblazing ASU alumni who dream of positively impacting their communities through career enhancement and leadership. Each year, the ASU Alumni Association selects a group of individuals to engage in a nine-month professional and personal leadership development program to inspire...
4 family members confirmed dead in Tempe mobile home fire; mother in critical condition
Authorities have identified four people killed in a mobile home fire on Sunday evening near Seventh Avenue and Baseline Road in Tempe. Sgt. Ryan Cook, a Tempe Police Department spokesperson, identified the following people: ...
Hundreds of Mayors Agree to Set the Pace for Electric Vehicle Adoption
In many jurisdictions, government fleets have been at the leading edge of EV adoption. More than 350 mayors from the bipartisan Climate Mayors network have committed to greatly increase both the number of these vehicles in their fleets and the charging infrastructure available to EV owners. This is both a...
ASU Alumni Association appoints 2024-25 Board of Directors and National Alumni Council members
The Arizona State University Alumni Association recently announced the new Board of Directors and National Alumni Council members for the 2024-25 academic year. The cohort held its first meeting on Aug. 23 in the Carson Ballroom inside Old Main. Terms for all members began July 1. “We are privileged to...
How Community Foundations Can Impact Affordable Housing
While the challenge is overwhelming, the collaborative efforts of community foundations offer hope to those in need. Affordable housing is a critical issue facing communities across the United States, with impact felt macroeconomically, and for individuals and families seeking a place to call home. To confront the issue head on, many civic and governmental entities are addressing the full housing continuum, from keeping people in their homes to addressing homelessness. This comprehensive approach involves multiple strategies to ensure that everyone has access to safe, affordable and attainable housing.
ASU workgroup addresses ethical questions about the use of AI in higher ed
As artificial intelligence becomes more ubiquitous in our everyday lives, the AI and Ethics Workgroup at Arizona State University's Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics is working to establish ethical guidelines and frameworks for the deployment of AI technologies. Composed of experts from a variety of fields, the workgroup is dedicated...
Voters will decide minimum wage ballot measures in several states
Grace McGovern, a 24-year-old bartender and server at a downtown Boston brewery, recalls one recent customer vividly. He was very rude. It was a slow night, and she only had one table, a large group led by a man who “kept touching my lower back and my leg and making jokes,” she told Stateline. It […]
Silver Alert canceled after 77-year-old Mesa man found safe
PHOENIX — Authorities canceled a Silver Alert for a 77-year-old Mesa man after he was found safe on Tuesday, the Arizona Department of Public Safety announced. The alert was canceled when Tanchuk was found around 5:56 p.m in Phoenix. Gregory Tanchuk had been missing since Sunday, around 4:30 p.m....
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