So you may have spotted a sign that reads SELLER FINANCING while passing through a neighborhood in Phoenix or somewhere else in Arizona Consolidation Now`s. You might be asking yourself, “What is seller financing, and why should I care?” Seller financing is a concept that you should know if youRead More →
PHOENIX — A state Senate committee leader is demanding that Maricopa County officials produce a long list of documents and records pertaining to the just-concluded general election. And Kelly Townsend, chair of the Senate government committee, wants them Monday morning. Some of the information she wants to pass on toRead More →
Barbara Alice Border, 85, of Glendale, AZ, died November 4, 2022 with her family by her side. She was born in Gilman, IL in 1937. She is survived by her husband of eight months, Hoyt Kenmore, daughters Debra McKinion (Robert) and Teresa Hill, Neil Kenmore (Jane) and Nina Kenmore, sixRead More →
Charles Alan Bailey, a passionate educator with a fierce love of learning and music, died on November 12, 2022 at the age of 79. Born in Marion, Virginia on March 9, 1943, to Roy Lee Bailey and Ennice Brookes Bailey, he grew up alongside his older brother Robert Edward LeeRead More →
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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Former Arizona State wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk was at home with his family waiting to hear his name in the 2020 NFL Draft. For many young prospects, the anticipation is in which organization is going to call your name. For Aiyuk, it wasn’t really a surprise.Read More →
The Arizona Wildcats basketball family is traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Wildcats take on Cincinnati on Monday in the Maui Invitational. From there, Arizona will face either Ohio State or San Diego State in their second game. Other teams in the tournament include Texas Tech, Creighton, Louisville and Arkansas.Read More →
Barbara Jane deRoos Mitchell (1940 – 2022) Barbara Mitchell died on November 19 at the age of 82 after a short illness. She is predeceased by her husband, Michael F. Mitchell III, her parents, Robert and Betty deRoos of San Mateo, California, and her sister, Elizabeth Dority. She is survivedRead More →
Harlo Mclain Thorley, 84, of Glendale, Arizona, entered heaven on November 9, 2022. He was born in Dallas, Texas to John Glenn Thorley and Mable Thorley on July 9, 1938. Harlo was the youngest of 13 children. His family moved to Arizona where he grew up and attended Peoria HighRead More →
Donna Harwood (née Nagelhout), beloved mother, wife, sister, aunt and friend, died at the age of 61 on November 11, 2022, after an immeasurably courageous 4-year battle with Grade IV Glioblastoma. Born September 2, 1961 to Robert (Bob) and Winifred Nagelhout, Donna has never met a stranger. She grew upRead More →
Avorald died after a long journey with Alzheimer’s disease, aged 83, on July 21, 2022. Even with Alzheimer’s disease, Len always kept his sense of humor dry. Avorald was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He is survived by his daughters Veronica Carlson (husband Brent), Dyan Larmey (husbandRead More →
Roger L. Fife passed away on November 11, 2022. He was born March 13, 1951 in Gridley, California to Valeta Fife and the late Calvin Fife. Roger attended Washington High School, Glendale Community College and Arizona State University. He built houses, was a photographer, an accountant, and spent many yearsRead More →
Questioning Arizona’s election process is a good idea because ‘it’s a mess,’ but it’s time for GOP candidate Kari Lake, who is contesting the results, ‘to move forward “, because she “had a good and difficult race” but lost, Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita told Newsmax on Friday. “Whether she concedes orRead More →
Major Stanton “Stan” Conrad Young, (US Army, Ret.), 90, of Fountain Hills, died Nov. 9, 2022. Stan was born March 2, 1932, in Louisville, Kentucky, to John August and Kathleen (Klinker ) Young. He attended Louisville Male High School and Eastern Kentucky State College in Richmond, where he completed theRead More →
Leo Ray Beus, 78, of Tempe, Arizona, died Nov. 14, 2022, after enduring persistent health issues. Leo was born on December 23, 1943 to Anna May West and Ersel Hill Beus in Burley, Idaho. He was the youngest of four children, West, Olive and Rodney. Leo came from a farmingRead More →
Elizabeth Ann Winter, 73, died in Scottsdale, AZ on October 27, 2022. Elizabeth was born on January 19, 1949 in Louisville, KY. Elizabeth was married to Alvin J. Martin for 28 years. Al died in 2014. Elizabeth is survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Kathryn and Scott Whittaker, as wellRead More →
John Brent Ferguson, of Scottsdale, Arizona, died Monday, November 14, 2022, at the age of 82. John was born the son of John Stewart and Elinor (Wigle) Ferguson on September 5, 1940 in Dearborn, Michigan. He graduated from Dearborn High School in the class of 1958. He received his BachelorRead More →
Daniel R. Polowy, 76, of Scottsdale, AZ, passed away peacefully on November 11, 2022, with his family by his side. Dan was born on August 22, 1946 in Dunkirk, NY to Daniel and Dorothy (Szopinski) Polowy. He was the middle of three children and graduated from Cardinal Mindszenty High SchoolRead More →
Maureen Michele “Susi” Clayton, born January 28, 1948, passed away peacefully on November 4, 2022, at her home in Tempe, Arizona. Maureen was born in Aurora, CO, the daughter of Billy and Dorene Fritts. Their next Army assignment was at Ft Bragg, North Carolina, where their son Steven was born.Read More →
Fernandez says he will work hard and continue to make progress in education and the farming community – 13 Reports from Vanessa Gongora of On Your Side YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) — Democratic candidate Brian Fernandez, now Arizona Senator-elect for District 23, says he’s glad the district got his messageRead More →
PARKER COTTON Bozeman Daily Chronicle BOZEMAN — Montana State’s women’s basketball team topped — or at least passed — Arizona State in the last three quarters on Tuesday night. But the Bobcats have learned the hard way how badly a bad start can set a team back. The Pac-12 ConferenceRead More →
FILE – An oxygen-starved tilapia floats in a shallow bay in the Salton Sea near Niland, Calif., April 29, 2015. Arizona Senator Mark Kelly on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022, urged the federal government to withhold money for environmental cleanup at the Salton Sea until California agrees to give up moreRead More →
Democrat Martín Quezada conceded the race Sunday morning to Yee, who has so far received the most votes of any candidate in Arizona. PHOENIX — Arizona’s election results are still coming in, but on Sunday morning State Senator Martín Quezada (D) conceded the race for Arizona Treasurer to Kimberly YeeRead More →
On Saturday, U.S. Senate Democrat Mark Kelly urged Arizonans to let go of “conspiracies of the past,” calling for unity a day after being re-elected to a crucial Senate seat. Arizona played a pivotal role in former President Donald Trump’s effort to void the 2020 election and cast doubt onRead More →
Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly on Saturday urged Arizonans to let go of “conspiracies of the past,” calling for unity a day after being re-elected to a crucial Senate seat. Arizona played a pivotal role in former President Donald Trump’s effort to void the 2020 election and cast doubt on theRead More →
The Biden-Harris administration’s student debt relief plan continues to bounce in and out of courts across the country as critics question whether the program is “fair”. After taking a closer look at who is affected by this program and how it works, it is clear that the student debt reliefRead More →
The Arizona State Sun Devils take on the Michigan Wolverines in a men’s college basketball game on Thursday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The match is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. MST and can be seen on ESPN2. Who will win the game? Check out these odds,Read More →
Left: Kathy Hoffman, Democratic candidate for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction, speaks during the Arizona Democrats election party at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel on November 8, 2022 in Phoenix. (Photo by Mary Grace Grabill/Cronkite News) Right: Tom Horne is the Republican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction. (Photo courtesyRead More →
Arizona is facing its worst drought in 1,200 years, but the state’s water crisis is not getting the urgent political coverage and attention it deserves. After Lake Mead water levels hit an all-time low, the Bureau of Reclamation announced it would cut Arizona’s river allotment by 21%, increasing water lossRead More →
Since forming its first team in the fall of 2016, the Arizona State University women’s triathlon team has never lost the national championship title. There was even a year, in 2018, when they took the top five spots in the individual race. Now, with the race returning from the Women’sRead More →
SENATOR Mark Kelly has been in office since 2020 and is looking to continue his run after the upcoming midterm elections. Now, voters want to know more about him and his background. 2 Mark Kelly is best known as an American politicianCredit: AFP Who is Arizona Senator Mark Kelly? MarkRead More →
Arizona State Rep. Mark Finchem credits new Twitter owner Elon Musk after Twitter suspended his account for no apparent reason on October 31 and the company restored it within an hour later. He said it looks like Musk has come to his defense. “He said, ‘Let me find out.’ Forty-fiveRead More →
The Arizona State football team has a new candidate to replace Herm Edwards as coach, according to a report from HuskerOnline. The site reports that Nebraska interim head coach Mickey Joseph “is among those being considered for the head coaching position at Arizona State,” according to Sean Callahan. “HuskerOnline hasRead More →
ESPN announced on Tuesday that it has hired former Arizona State football coach Herm Edwards as a football analyst. Edwards previously worked for ESPN from 2009 to 2017 before being hired as a coach at ASU. He went 26-20 as Sun Devils coach before being fired after Arizona State lostRead More →
Desmond and Devan Cambridge had gone out to dinner with their father, Desmond Sr., and the Arizona State basketball team, including head coach Bobby Hurley during a recruiting trip to Tempe in the spring. The basketball-playing brothers were looking for a landing spot after leaving their respective Division I collegesRead More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — Arizona State fired Herm Edwards six weeks ago, giving itself a head start in a coaching search that will reshape its future. The Sun Devils are one of eight FBS programs seeking a head coach. Auburn joined the squad on Monday, firing coach Bryan Harsin. The others:Read More →
It was a different home opener for the Arizona Coyotes on Friday. They lost 3-2 in overtime against the Winnipeg Jets in their first game at Mullett Arena, the brand new 5,000-seat building on the campus of Arizona State University that they will share with the men’s Division I iceRead More →
By JONATHAN J. COOPER AND KATHLEEN RONAYNE PHOENIX (AP) — California communities exposed to dangerous dust from a dry lake bed have found themselves at the center of tensions between Arizona and California over how to conserve water along the overloaded Colorado River. U.S. Senator Mark Kelly, a re-election DemocratRead More →
PHOENIX — When Arizona Republicans nominated Blake Masters to run against Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ), there were signs it marked the beginning of the end of the GOP’s chances of unseating one of their most coveted Senate seats. The 36-year-old protege of far-right tech billionaire Peter Thiel, Masters pulled offRead More →
Amid ongoing drought negotiations between Colorado River Basin states, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly has urged the Department of the Interior (DOI) to outline what steps it can take to compel a basin-wide agreement that provides stability to the Colorado River system. The Democrat, who negotiated and secured $4 billion inRead More →
Being a student who has yet to find my political stance, I am often caught off guard in figuring out where I stand with respect to economic policies, modern political movements, and current political trends. This year’s election confused me even more because it apparently created such a rigid andRead More →
See all our election coverage Ada County Sheriff Matt Clifford may have been nominated by the Ada County Commissioners, but he has yet to get voter approval. In November, residents of Ada County will have a choice between Clifford, the Republican nominee, and Democratic nominee Victor McCraw to lead theRead More →
Learning spaces Arizona State University partners with Zoom to bring Innovation Lab to Tempe campus By Kate Lucariello 10/24/22 ASU Zoom Collaboration Studio Arizona State University has partnered with Zoom Video Communications to launch Zoom’s first-ever Innovation Lab on the Tempe campus. The lab is initiating a five-yearRead More →
A former NASA astronaut and current US senator from the state of Arizona has released a new ad campaign focused on how he would solve labor issues in the trucking industry. Democratic Senator Mark Kelly is re-elected in November, and part of his speech to his constituents is to addressRead More →
The League of Women Voters hosted a debate on Thursday, September 29 between Republican Ken Bennett and Democrat Mike Fogel, the Arizona State Senate candidates in Legislative District 1. The debate at Yavapai College’s Verde Campus was moderated by Clarkdale Mayor Robyn Prud’homme-Bauer. Bennett broke the ice before the debateRead More →
Arizona State (2-4, 1-2 Pac-12) at Stanford (2-4, 0-4), Saturday, 4 p.m. EDT (Pac-12 Network) Line: Stanford by 2 1/2, according to FanDuel SportsBook. Series record: Arizona State leads 18-15 WHAT IS AT STAKE Both teams are trying to get on the right track in conference play. Stanford ended anRead More →
Governor Doug Ducey touts shipping container barrier Governor Doug Ducey makes a statement during a press conference in front of a border breach near the Morelos Dam covered by shipping containers. Antranik Tavitian, Arizona Republic State officials on Tuesday denied any violation of federal law regarding the state’s unauthorized placementRead More →
The ASU club swim team began during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 when five students came together to form the team with a Facebook post. “Coming to ASU, I was so upset that there was no club team,” said founding member and senior health science student EmmaRead More →
History links NBA draft pick from Arizona State Sun Devils as NBA Champions As the 2022-23 NBA season begins on Tuesday, October 18, Sun Devil fans will recognize several familiar faces while watching the games. Arizona State Men’s Basketball’sRead More →
Field-Level Media Arizona State and host Stanford come into their Saturday Pac-12 game with momentum after each having a rocky start to the season. The Sun Devils (2-4, 1-2 Pac-12) had a bye last week after upsetting then-No. 21 Washington 45-38 two weeks ago in Tempe, Arizona – a resultRead More →
Arizona’s crucial midterm elections are approaching, and while Mark Kelly and Katie Hobbs are clearly better candidates than Blake Masters and Kari Lake due to their political positions, their brand of modern liberalism is doomed against the long-term right-wing authoritarianism. To create long-term change, a more dynamic left-wing political styleRead More →
Arizona State football coach Shaun Aguano said he was never in favor of a player losing his starting spot due to injury. So it’s Emory Jones back as the starting quarterback for the Sun Devils (4-2, 1-2), who are now gearing up for a showdown against Stanford (2-4, 1-2) atRead More →
History links TEMPE – Two Sun Devils are going international this week for the U23 World Championships in Pontevedra, Spain. NCAA Heavyweight Finalist Cohlton Schultz (USA, 130 kg Greco-Roman) and freshman transfer Tony Negron (Puerto Rico, 79 kg FS) will be accompanied by coaches Frank MolinaroRead More →
History links Division I Team Score Division I Individual score Stockton, Mo. – Sun Devil Triathlon earned its ability to pick its starting position at the 2022 National Championships by beating the University of South Dakota, University of DenverRead More →
Next game: Stanford 16/10/2022 | 15:00 PAC-12 NETWORKS Oct. 16 (Sunday) / 3:00 p.m. Stanford Story TEMPE, Ariz. — With three double-digit digs and two with double-digit wins, Sun Devil Volleyball defeated Cal in straight sets (25-14, 25-21, 31-29) at Desert Financial Arena on FridayRead More →
John Franklin Taylor lived a life of Christlike discipleship and leaves a legacy of love and service to others. He humbly and meekly inspired hundreds of people to overcome adversity, seek new beginnings, and seek the joys of everyday life. Born in Pinedale, Arizona on April 4, 1930, at theRead More →
TEMPE, Ariz. — Sun Devil Gymnastics’ 2023 schedule has been announced, which includes five home meetings at Desert Financial Arena, seven head-to-head matchups against teams that finished in the top 25 in 2022 and the 2022 national champions. The Gym Devils are eagerly awaiting another opportunity to push the programRead More →
Loretta (Bobbie) Johnson passed away peacefully on September 16, 2022. Loretta was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on December 19, 1932, the daughter of Ruth and Archie Bigbie who had come to Phoenix, AZ in 1938. Loretta graduated from Phoenix Union High School in 1951. In 1953, she married herRead More →
1947- 2022 Janice was born on May 26, 1947 in Jerome, Arizona, to George Lawrence Benatz Sr and Dorothy Elizabeth Benatz, née Fain. She passed away on September 27, after a 3-year battle with cancer. Her nephew Jason provided constant care at home for the last three months of herRead More →
In Scottsdale, Arizona, inside tanks filled with liquid nitrogen are the bodies and heads of 199 humans for whom time and death are “on pause”. These are people who have chosen to be cryopreserved in hopes of being resurrected in the future when science has surpassed what it is capableRead More →
At 5 p.m. outside Old Main on ASU’s Tempe campus, students can hear the school symphony bells chiming the school anthem. When Mirabella resident David Mills first heard them, he began to cry. “I was like, ‘Holy Toledo, yeah, I remember that!’” Mills said. Like many residents, Mills was drawnRead More →
Arizona State University opened its new Zoom Innovation Lab on Thursday, a physical space where students can gather and create new tools to use with the eponymous video conferencing platform. The lab, located on Arizona State’s Tempe campus, is equipped with a green screen room and recording studio, in additionRead More →
History links Support the sun devil’s butt TEMPLEArizona – The Sun Devil Lacrosse program held its annual Alumni Weekend October 7-8 with unprecedented results. More than 20 Sun Devil Lacrosse program alumni and their families attended the festivities this weekend, whichRead More →
Esther Avila Switzer died on October 4, 2022, following a long and fierce battle with cancer. Esther was 56 years old. She is survived by her husband Scott, her sons Alberto Alcerreca Avila and Luis Javier Lopez Avila; his parents Albino Avila and Maria Luisa Rodriguez; sisters Gloria, Marisol andRead More →
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado. – Second year in the top five Koa peat is no stranger to the national scene. A USA U16 summer gold medalist, the 6-foot-8 versatile forward from Gilbert, Arizona has yet to start his sophomore season, but has already built a solid reputation on the men’sRead More →
The No. 8 women’s football is 8-2-1 overall and a 4-1 conference record, tying them with Stanford for second place in the Pac-12 (Venkatesh Vayachal | Daily Trojan). After a 0-1 loss to Arizona, the Trojans sought to reestablish their command of PAC-12 conference play in their game against ArizonaRead More →
It’s October and the coaching carousel starts earlier than usual with Colorado, Wisconsin, Arizona State, Nebraska and Georgia Tech all giving their head coach the guillotine at the start of the campaign. 2022. Matt Rhule was also hit today by the Carolina Panthers. This marriage never felt right to me.Read More →
History links Next game: Oregon 10/14/2022 | 20:00 PAC-12 NETWORKS Oct. 14 (Friday) / 8:00 p.m. Oregon TEMPE, Ariz. – USC women’s volleyball team (13-4, 5-1 Pac-12) earned a four-set (18-25, 25-13, 25-23, 25-16) win over Arizona StateRead More →
Marilyn Ann La Russo, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law and cousin, 94, died peacefully in Phoenix, AZ surrounded by her family on October 3, 2022. She leaves in mourning her children: Kathleen Grainger, Christine Flaherty (Eugène Perri), Patrick Flaherty, Jennifer Harvey and Ellis Harvey (Sarah); grandchildren: Rebecca Orife, Felix E.Read More →
It wasn’t enough that Shaun Aguano unexpectedly had to take over the reins of the ASU football team after Herm Edwards parted ways with the program. He must do so by starting with three straight matches against nationally ranked foes. First there was a blistering loss to Utah, then anRead More →
Teresa (Terri) Lou Sussman passed away on September 13, 2022 following an illness in Thousand Oaks, California. Prior to living in California, she resided in Kingwood, Texas and Scottsdale, Arizona. She was 67 years old. Known for her gentle and caring soul, Terri was born on June 4, 1955, toRead More →
Dr. Lloyd Herbert Kloppe, DVM, DACT passed away peacefully at his home in Buckeye, Arizona on Sunday, July 24, twelve days after his 67th birthday. He was surrounded by loving family and friends. Raised in New Haven, Missouri, Lloyd was the son of Herbert and Pauline Kloppe. He is survivedRead More →
Earlier this season, Arizona State parted ways with Herm Edwards and is one of five power five teams that has cut ties with its head coach. Arizona State is considered an attractive landing spot and CBS Sports’ Tom Fornelli explained why the program’s access to rookies in its backyardRead More →
Thomas A. Hine died on September 17, 2022 in San Diego, California. Tom was born March 9, 1940 in Queens, New York to Henry Hine and Anne Margaret Canning Hine. The second of four siblings, Tom was raised in Rockville Center, New York, on Long Island, and attended St. AgnesRead More →
James “Jim” Whitney Spellman, 76, died on Friday, September 30, 2022. He was born in Oshkosh Wisconsin on February 21, 1946 to James and Betty Spellman. His family moved several times before landing in Phoenix, Arizona in 1962, where he enrolled in Arcadia High School as a junior. He playedRead More →
Donald Francis Marshall passed away peacefully, aged 100, on September 29, 2022. Donald was a well-known husband, father, uncle, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and friend. loved and devoted. He joined his soul mate and wife of 54 years Catherine Anne Marshall in eternity and is survived by their children Kevin MarshallRead More →
This bag of predictions isn’t as simple as it sounds, especially when it’s unclear which version of the Washington Huskies will show up on game day. It’s not as difficult to determine what UW’s identity will be on offense as it was last season, leaving Death RowRead More →
Roger Henry Buelow died surrounded by his family while at Banner Desert Hospital in Mesa, Arizona on September 13, 2022 following a car accident on August 25, 2022. He was 82 years old. Roger was born to Henry Otto Buelow and Andeline Huso Buelow, in the small farming community ofRead More →
January 18, 1925 – October 1, 2022 James R. Jacobson died at the age of 97. He was born in Aitkin, Minnesota, the son of Oscar and Caroline Jacobson. He grew up on a farm near Aitkin and graduated from high school in 1943. He served in the Army MedicalRead More →
Ann Marie Cancellieri, 86, of Surprise, AZ and formerly of Milford, MA, died at home Sept. 27. She was the wife of the late Francis M. Cancellieri. Ann Marie was born March 6, 1936 to the late Robert B. and the late Viola R. (Hensel) Taylor. She grew up inRead More →
Jean Pearson Thomas died on October 1, 2022. She was born to Edith and EP Pearson at Good Samaritan Hospital on March 16, 1927. Jean graduated from Emerson Elementary School, North Phoenix High School, Phoenix College and from Pomona College in Claremont, California, to complete his graduate studies at ArizonaRead More →
Many high school athletes aspire to attend a Division I school to play their favorite sport, but few have the ability to advance to the highest league in multiple sports. Andi Kreiling, a sophomore volleyball middle blocker, aspired to play two sports during her college career. Kreiling had a successfulRead More →
The players QB Emory Jones was traded from Florida and immediately won ASU’s starting QB job. He’s had his ups and downs this season – for one, he threw for over 1,000 yards with a respectable 62% completion rate, averaging 7.5 yards per attempt. On the other hand, he hasRead More →
Gloria Pogson Olsen of Phoenix died September 12, 2022. She was born in El Paso, Texas in 1942, the daughter of Percy W. Pogson, Jr., and Catherine Hawbaker Pogson. A straight A student, Gloria was educated in public schools in El Paso until her family moved to Phoenix in 1958.Read More →
By Hanna HouserUpdated October 5, 2022 4:21 PM CSTPosted Oct 5, 2022 9:10 CT Loyola alumnus Flavio Bravo won the Democratic nomination as state representative in Arizona’s 26th Legislative District at just 28 years old. The former Loyola Chicago Student Government (SGLC) president and 2016 graduate is now running unopposedRead More →
Elizabeth “Liz” Anne Minchew died on September 29, 2022. She was 62 years old. Liz was born in Phoenix on April 25, 1960. She graduated from Coronado High School in 1978, Arizona State University studying interior design in 1983, and Savannah College of Art and Design in 2016. She beganRead More →
Dorothy June Appelbe, affectionately known as “Tookie”, was delivered into the hands of God on Friday, September 30, 2022 while surrounded by her family. Her husband, John M. Appelbe, died in 1984. Tookie is survived by her seven (7) children, Rosamond “Rosie” Moore (John), Mary Katherine “Katie” Fernandez (Berk), ThereseRead More →
Kimberly Yee (R) and Martin Quezada (D) take part in a half-hour debate for the position of Arizona State Treasurer. Incumbent Republican Yee is the Arizona State Treasurer and oversees the cash management of the Arizona State Budget. She was the first Asian American candidate to win statewide office inRead More →
The Arizona State football team takes on USC at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night at the Coliseum in Los Angeles in a Pac-12 conference game on ESPN. Follow our live score updates throughout the game. More ASU vs. USC: Picks, predictions, odds | How to watch the game It’s been nearlyRead More →
Carl Vaughn Goff left this earthly realm unexpectedly on September 8, 2022 at the age of 71. This wonderful man was born in Tucson, Arizona on July 8, 1951 and graduated from Tucson High School in 1969. He was the darling son of Captain Paul. Goff (US Army) and EstellaRead More →
When a team isn’t playing well, it’s easy to dig into the numbers to see where a team might be lacking. Arizona State defensive line coach Robert Rodriguez has always been insightful when it comes to evaluating his unit which has just two sacks in four games this season andRead More →
It may not have gone to plan, but USC went undefeated with a hard-fought road win over Oregon State last weekend and now must avoid a home disappointment this Saturday against an Arizona State team that the Trojans should handle with ease. Between the series history with the Beavers andRead More →
Despite Hudson’s desire for a fun atmosphere for his students who make up the Sun Devil Athletic groups, that doesn’t mean success has to be sacrificed. In fact, Arizona State twirlers hold every collegiate twirling title in the United States. Emma Carr of the Sun Devils has the 2022 CollegeRead More →
Ralph Hirsch has marked the lives of thousands of children and adults during his 92 years. He was born in Brooklyn and raised in Brighton Beach. Ralph attended Lincoln High School and Brooklyn College, excelled in sports, and captained the varsity basketball team. He loved music and played the trumpet,Read More →
James David Hann was born on July 7, 1931 to James Berry and Mary Jane Hann. His early years were spent in Overland Park, Kansas and Bailey, Colorado. He was a child of the Depression era, an event that would mark him throughout his life. He attended and graduated fromRead More →
Learning Futures students are developing a virtual reality learning space called Huddle that will be tested by an ASU class later this semester. Huddle is an instructor-led virtual learning experience running on new cellular technology that will be used as a teaching tool. In Huddle, students, using VR headsets andRead More →
Bradley Barrett “Barry” “Brad” Homan, 62, died peacefully on September 22, 2022 in Storvorde, Denmark, where he lived with his beloved wife Hanne Rasmussen. Barry and Hanne got married in 2001 and fulfilled their dream of opening a business called Plantebixen, a successful and charming greenhouse nursery and interior designRead More →
It is with deep sadness and much love that we mourn the passing of Catherine Elizabeth (Hudgins) Buckingham, who passed away on September 13, 2022, while courageously battling cancer. She was born on January 7, 1956 in Bisbee, Arizona to parents Roy and Audrey Hudgins. She is survived by herRead More →
The Arizona State Sun Devils take on the USC Trojans in a Week 5 Pac-12 college football game on Saturday. Which team will win the game? Check out these picks, predictions and odds for the game, which is due to start at 7:30 p.m. MST and can be seen onRead More →
On August 13, 2022, Lesa Kae Buhl died at her home in West Phoenix, AZ at the age of 60. She had persistent complications related to seizures. Lesa is survived by her husband of 20 years, Robert Edward Anthony, her sister Judith Ann Buhl of Mesa, AZ, and her sisterRead More →
To all the people who say I have their dream job, may I present this piece of evidence: a short list of foods from the 2022 Arizona State Fair, ranked from worst to best. I have a dream job. Little Andi would be stunned by all the delicious things IRead More →
Janet Magraw Roscoe Daling, PhD, of Sun Lakes, AZ, died at home on September 18, 2022. She was 87. Janet was born on December 31, 1934, in Hackensack, New Jersey, to Julia (Coons} and Thomas Roscoe. Her early family life involved traveling throughout the United States, as her father’s jobRead More →
About 100 demonstrators gathered at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday night and protested the near-total ban on abortion that a Pima County judge sided with a day earlier. The ban stems from a law passed in 1864, before Arizona became a state. It imposes a prison sentence of twoRead More →
The Arizona State Sun Devils fell to 1-3 with a 34-13 loss to Utah in their Pac-12 opener Saturday night at Sun Devil Stadium. ASU was never in this one, trailing 14-0 after the first quarter and 24-6 at halftime. The game wasn’t even as close as the final scoreRead More →
Arizona State’s 34-13 loss to Utah at Sun Devil Stadium on Saturday highlights an obvious and hugely controversial point: Ray Anderson needs to call Urban Meyer. ASU is looking for a new leader after the abrupt departure of Herm Edwards, and there’s pressure on Anderson to make a bold impressionRead More →
Daniel Shigeru Tanita, loving father, brother, uncle, cousin, son, dentist and more, passed away on September 17, 2022 at the age of 74. Although he was found unresponsive in his sleep, he was rushed to John C Lincoln Hospital where, unable to revive him, he was pronounced dead. Daniel wasRead More →
The coaching rumor mill is already swirling after the firing of Nebraska’s Scott Frost and Arizona State’s Herm Edwards. There is also speculation as to who is next, as names like Geoff Collins, Karl Dorrell and even Stanford’s David Shaw have been thrown into the hot seat. However, every timeRead More →
Lydia H. Saiz, 70, died on September 18, 2022, at home surrounded by her loved ones, after a long and courageous battle with multiple myeloma. She was born in Morenci, Arizona on August 19, 1952, to parents Pastor and Enriqueta Huizar. She was an incredible and loving wife, mother, grandmother,Read More →
03/15/1946 – 09/15/2022 Penny Lynn Cound, 76, died September 15, 2022 in Glendale, Arizona. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Bevin and Alex Beatovic of Carefree and son and daughter-in-law Robert and Tina Cound of Surprise, sisters Pat Herod of Palm Coast, Darby Sherwood of San Marcos, ColleenRead More →
Daniel S. Cosavalente, 34, of Phoenix, died of brain cancer on Sunday, September 18, 2022. Daniel was born on November 16, 1987, in Voorhees, New Jersey. He spent part of his childhood in Tampa Bay, Florida and Albuquerque, New Mexico before his parents moved to Scottsdale, Arizona in 2001. HeRead More →
Cynthia Sue Blumer, who recently celebrated her 70th wedding anniversary to H. Maynard Blumer, passed away peacefully early September 21, 2022. A longtime member of Paradise Valley United Methodist Church, Sue was involved in various roles leadership, study groups and missionary work, both locally and globally. Still a student, SueRead More →
Robert J. Nicoletti, MD – amazing husband, father, stepfather, dad, son, brother, uncle, friend and doctor. Robert J. Nicoletti, MD, 74, entered into eternal rest on September 19, 2022, after bravely battling Alzheimer’s disease since 2015 and stage IV colon cancer since 2016. Born in Brooklyn, New York, on SeptemberRead More →
Illustration: Annelise Capossela/Axios The state fair opens Friday at noon and will run through October 30. Here’s what you need to know, what’s new and more. Logistics Opening hours are From Thursday to Sunday from noon to around 11 p.m. Admission is $15 or free for children 7 and under.Read More →
Content Warning: This article contains mentions of death, bereavement and other sensitive topics. For additional resources, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at 800-662-4357 or visit SMHSA website. For the past few weeks, I have been preoccupied with the idea of mortality. I am deeply troubled byRead More →
It didn’t take long for speculation to surface about Arizona State’s next football coach following the firing of Herm Edwards. And it didn’t take long for Deion Sanders’ name to come up as a potential candidate for the ASU job. Would Sanders be a good fit as Sun Devils coach?Read More →
LaDawn Reed died on September 14, 2022. She was born in Phoenix, Arizona on October 10, 1929 to JD Stark and Alzada Standiford, the second of six children. In high school, LaDawn transferred to Phoenix Technical School, where she took commercial sewing classes. She used her sewing skills all herRead More →
LaDarius Henderson doesn’t have fond memories of playing against Utah. The senior left guard was part of two straight losses at Utah. “Personally, I really don’t like Utah. My teammates know that since I’ve been here it’s not my cup of tea,” Henderson said. Henderson refers to the 21-3 lossRead More →
Utah plays Arizona State football on Saturday at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz., where Pac-12 play begins for the Sun Devils and the No. 13 Utes. Utah Head Coach Kyle Whittingham isn’t sleeping on ASU, however, as he undergoes his coaching change. Arizona State and Herm EdwardsRead More →
John Dennis Hayes SR (“Jack”), son of Edward and Anne Hayes, was born June 7, 1934 in Rocky Hill, Connecticut and died September 12, 2022, surrounded by his beloved wife, of 21 years , Lesley Hayes and family. Predeceased by his first wife, Janice Mae Briggs Hayes (22 May 1991),Read More →
WILLIAMS, Ariz. – The Arizona State Railroad Museum Foundation and Center for Education announced the arrival of two vintage caboose cars that are now on display at the Grand Canyon Railway Depot. One of the cabos is a restored 1933 ATSF by American Car & Foundry built in 1930 andRead More →
Betty Hunter (Tomlin) passed away peacefully at home with family nearby on September 16, 2022. She was the wife of Jesse D. Hunter, sharing 67 years of marriage together. Jesse passed away the following morning, September 17, 2022, fulfilling his last wish to stay with her until her health issuesRead More →