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Lake, Gallego agree to debate | 2024 Election
Republican candidate Kari Lake and Democratic candidate Ruben Gallego have agreed to take part in a clean elections debate in October. The two are running to replace Kyrsten Sinema, who was elected as a Democrat but later switched her affiliation to independent.
Three Teens Arrested in Buckeye for Incident Involving Stolen Firearm
Three teenagers were arrested in Buckeye after a confrontation that could have turned deadly, involving a stolen firearm which has now been retrieved by the local police. The incident, which unfolded on the night of July 24 at Buckeye Town Park, saw an escalated argument with the teens allegedly threatening violence using weapons, according to a report by Buckeye Police Department.
Pokes’ D Shifting Focus to Arizona State’s Versatile Running Back
LARAMIE -- How do the Cowboys plan to slow down Cam Skattebo?. That's much easier said than done. Arizona State's senior running back forced 57 missed tackles on 164 attempts last fall. That was third among all FBS ball carriers. That's been a staple of his game from the very beginning. He now has 150 career whiffs under his belt.
Arizona State University’s fall enrollment surges, Yuma County students benefit
With more students opting to pursue higher education closer to home, ASU's expanded offerings are making a significant difference. The post Arizona State University’s fall enrollment surges, Yuma County students benefit appeared first on KYMA.
Can AI and ChatGPT reshape academia? ASU believes so
Editor's note: This story originally appeared in the fall 2024 issue of ASU Thrive magazine. The winds of change are sweeping through academia, and at the heart of this transformation lies a powerful force: artificial intelligence (AI). Universities, once equated with long-standing tradition, are increasingly on the forefront of embracing...
2 ASU honors students awarded Killam Fellowships for study in Canada
The Lorraine W. Frank Office of National Scholarships Advisement has announced that two students from Barrett, the Honors College at Arizona State University have been awarded Killam Fellowships for study at Canadian universities in the 2024–25 academic year. Third-year astrophysics major Sarah Saavedra will attend the University of Toronto...
Hockey Season Just Got Closer
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Following an NCAA blanket waiver approved on Wednesday, August 21, the Arizona State ice hockey team and the Air Force Academy agreed to move the 2024-25 season opening game up a single day to Friday, Oct. 4. The season was previously set to begin on Saturday, Oct. 5. Head hockey coach Greg Powers and Falcons bench boss Frank Serratore agreed to the new series terms hours after the NCAA approved the new first contest date. ASU's season-opening series at Air Force is now set for Friday, Oct. 4 and Saturday, Oct. 5. Both games will start...
Driver who killed 5 in crash while watching videos jailed for 22 years
PHOENIX, Arizona: A tractor-trailer driver who killed five people in a fiery crash because he was distracted watching social media videos was sent to prison for 22 years. Maricopa County prosecutors said this week that Danny Glen Tiner, 38, pleaded guilty to five counts of negligent homicide. Investigators said Tiner...
Man drowns after falling off paddleboard during storm at Canyon Lake
CANYON LAKE, AZ (AZFamily) — A man is dead after falling off his paddleboard and drowning in Canyon Lake during a storm on Thursday evening. Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to the lake for a possible drowning around 5:30 p.m. Witnesses said that 26-year-old Gerardo Nava-Bedolla...
'Rules have been completely upended': Democracy watchdog warns about Trump rhetoric
PHOENIX — It was an unlikely DNC viewing party in Phoenix. A couple dozen Republican voters and many lifelong party loyalists gathered to watch the second night of the convention on TV. They represent a relatively small but very passionate group of conservative voters throwing their support behind Kamala...
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