Fifth on the team with 57 total tackles, one shy of a tie for third on the team. Compiled 137 tackles, 16.0 tackles for loss, 5 sacks and one fumble recovery in his career Named Curley Culp’s Outstanding Defensive Linemen. One of two Sun Devils to start all 12 gamesRead More →
It’s been a long and winding road to football for Arizona State running back Rachaad White. It started in his hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, then moved on to Nebraska, then California before ending up in Tempe where he had two solid seasons for the Sun Devils. Well, the nextRead More →
Arizona State baseball has been middle of the pack in the Pac-12 this season, but attendance at Phoenix Municipal Stadium doesn’t reflect that. For the first time since before the pandemic ended the 2020 season, ASU is back to having full-capacity crowds at games. During the 2019 season, ASU averagedRead More →
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly, one of several Democratic lawmakers to criticize Biden over his handling of the southwest border, said the administration still has a lot of work to do before Title 42 does. to be lifted next month, which should leadRead More →
An Arizona Republic investigation into an outbreak of valley fever at the largest pig-tailed macaque breeding facility in the United States has won the 2022 National Headliner Award for Health, Medicine, and scientific writing. Republic staff also achieved third place in the civil service in the newspaper category. The contestRead More →
Not content with peddling conspiracy theories about voter fraud in the United States, Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers is now exporting her own brand of Nutella to France, which ended her presidential run on Sunday. . That night, Rogers regurgitated a stolen election trope on Twitter. That’s nothing new forRead More →
Arizona State football coach Herm Edwards saw the NFL Draft from all sides. He was not drafted but went on to have a brilliant playing career in the NFL. He was an NFL head coach and worked in the media before taking over as head coach of the Sun DevilsRead More →
After two months, here we are. The final Super 10 before the playoffs begins with Wednesday’s play-offs. Here are the top 10 teams in the state at the start of the playoffs: 1. Surprise Willow Canyon (27-2) The absurdity of Willow Canyon’s run to end the season cannot be overstated.Read More →
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 →
Guard Jay Heath only spent one year at Arizona State, but it looks like it will be his last as he decided to research transfer options. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound player averaged 10.6 points last season when he transferred from Boston College. He was the team’s second behind DJ Horne. HeathRead More →
PHOENIX — With the election just months away, you’d think lawmakers would have more incentive to strike a budget deal. Call it a session, then go home to campaign. But if you thought that, you would be wrong. When Governor Ducey and Speaker of the House Rusty Bowers crossed pathsRead More →
Willie Bloomquist still feels the same about playing in Arizona as he did as an Arizona State baseball player. Time has passed since Bloomquist played on the court for ASU from 1997 to 1999, but the emotions remain the same. In Bloomquist’s first season, ASU found a rhythm and foundRead More →
It was one thing for Arizona State freshman linebacker Eric Gentry to put his name on the transfer portal. It’s another thing for him to decide that his next school will be one of the Sun Devils’ biggest rivals. But Gentry does indeed remain in the Pac-12 and will playRead More →
Arizona has joined a growing list of Republican-led states to pass anti-abortion legislation, expanding restrictions on prenatal health care. Governor Doug Ducey signed Senate Bill 1164 on March 30, prohibiting doctors from performing abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Doctors who perform the procedure after 15 weeks will be prosecutedRead More →
Stella “Sam” Newton Stella “Sam” Newton, 89, passed away peacefully on April 13, 2022 in Tempe, AZ. She was born on April 4, 1933 in Manistee, Michigan, to Mary Ludwa and John Hajec. Stella attended Lamont Township High School and graduated from St. Joseph’s Hospital Nursing School, Joliet, Illinois inRead More →
Lee Stephen Holland 1937 – 2022 Lee Stephen Holland, 85, born February 19, 1937 in West Jefferson, Ohio, died April 11, 2022 peacefully at home surrounded by his family. He graduated in 1955 from West Jefferson High School where he was a specialist in four sports and often said thatRead More →
Arizona State’s football team is two weeks out from the end of spring football and the program has taken a serious beating as two of its best players head to the transfer gate. The duo consists of second-year linebacker Eric Gentry and junior wide receiver Ricky Pearsall. Sources close toRead More →
Maureen Messinger Frische-Anderson Maureen passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of March 29, 2022. She was predeceased by her parents Hal Richard and Helen Mary Messinger and her brother Rick Messinger. She is survived by her husband Louie Anderson, three sons Scott (Roxanna), Lee (Tina), Stu (Anne) Frische,Read More →
Sandra Gwen Bertz Scottsdale – Sandra Gwen Bertz, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully with her family by her side on March 23, 2022 in Scottsdale, Arizona from the effects of Parkinson’s disease. Sandy was born on January 1, 1934 in Mansfield, Ohio and was the daughterRead More →
Yolande Alonzo Glendale – Yolanda Marie Alonzo, 67, of Glendale, Arizona, died after a fierce battle with aggressive cancer, Yolanda died on April 5 while hospitalized at home. She is survived by her daughter Myki (Dillon) as well as her grandchildren Jaydin, Brody, Hunter and Gunner as well as herRead More →
With the defection of forward Jalen Graham and the departure of graduate forward Kimani Lawrence, Arizona State has been looking for reinforcements in the paint. They landed one as Nevada transfer Warren Washington posted on social media that he was heading to Tempe. Washington, a 7-foot, 225-pounder, averaged 10.5 pointsRead More →
The east side of Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe is dotted with tall date palms. Nestled in this iconic desert canopy is a new kind of tree that could be the first step in solving the climate crisis. Click to enlarge The MechanicalTree in Tempe is 33 feetRead More →
Here’s the updated Arizona Republic high school baseball standings in each of the six conferences heading into the final games of the season. Until April 18, 2022. Conference 6A 1. Hamilton, 18-3 2. Alhambra, 22-1 3. Red Mountain, 15-8 4. Brophy Preparation, 14-9 5. Queen Creek, 15-4-1 6. Mountain Ridge,Read More →
With just one week left in the Arizona high school softball regular season, the playoff picture is taking shape. 5A and 4A both have clear favorites while 6A is anyone’s ball game. Here are the top 10 Republic teams in the state: 1. Surprise Willow Canyon (24-2) Again, the topRead More →
With only two weeks left in the regular season, the Arizona High School Volleyball Playoffs are fast approaching. As the contenders begin to separate themselves from the pack, here’s a look at The Republic’s top 10 teams in the state, regardless of conference, through April 14: 1. Sandra Day O’Connor,Read More →
In November, someone plastered flyers all over the campus of Arizona State University in Tempe saying, “Who’s in control of the world? The Jews do. But this week, Jewish students at ASU are feeling out of control and helpless as the campus prepares to host a speaker who calls JewsRead More →
In these difficult and divisive days, we are fortunate to have journalists like Nick Martin, editor and writer of The Informant, a publication dedicated to tracking the many hateful extremists that plague the country. Unlike many of us in the news business, Martin is willing to dive deep into theRead More →
LOS ANGELES — Kiana Tovar was set to attend Sacramento State. Kara Smith had firm plans: to enroll in Santa Monica College, then apply to transfer to UCLA. Israel Cortave had been accepted to the University of California, Merced and the University of California, Riverside, both of which offer theRead More →
In the year since ASU workers founded a United Campus Workers Arizona chapter, the union has struggled to get the attention of university administrators to implement changes to the ASU. The group, made up of University employees, advocates for the needs of campus workers. Launched in September 2020, UCWA wasRead More →
Somehow, the Arizona high school softball regular season has come to its final two weeks. And while many traditional powerhouses have established themselves as genuine state championship contenders, they are joined by a handful of upstarts few expected to compete in February. Here are the top 10 Republic teams inRead More →
Arizona State’s No. 16 softball continues its hot streak with a 17th straight win and third sweep of the series in the Pac-12. ASU is the last remaining undefeated team in Pac-12 play. The Sun Devils (28-5, 9-0 Pac-12) battled wet conditions all weekend at No. 14 Oregon, including Saturday’sRead More →
Updated Arizona Republic High School Baseball Rankings from 6A to 1A through April 10, 2022. Conference 6A 1. Chandler Hamilton, 15-3 2. Phoenix Brophy Prep, 12-7 3. Phoenix Alhambra, 19-1 4. Red Mountain Mesa, 11-8 5. Glendale Mountain Ridge, 14-4-1 6. Queen’s Creek, 11-4-1 7.Tolleson, 14-7 8. Phoenix Sandra DayRead More →
Salmon For Arizona Governor Announces Endorsement of Former Arizona State Senator Sylvia Allen Phoenix – Former Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Matt Salmon today announced the endorsement of former Arizona State Senator Sylvia Allen. “I am honored to receive Sylvia’s endorsement in my run for governor. Her tireless advocacy forRead More →
A 24-year-old woman committed suicide in an Arizona state prison. According to the Department of Corrections, Mackenzie Catalano “died on April 7, 2022 of an apparent act of self-harm by hanging” at Perryville Jail in Goodyear, Arizona. “Custodial staff discovered her unconscious at her residence early Thursday afternoon and tookRead More →
ASU Football Spring Showcase Weather: Saturday, 7 p.m. (Doors open at 6 p.m.) Site: Sun Devil Stadium Entrance/parking: Free TV: Pac-12 network About the event: The event is the last of 15 ASU spring workouts. The team will participate in warm-up drills, skill position work, and perform a limited numberRead More →
Arizona State forward Jalen Graham has signed up for Arkansas. He has two seasons of eligibility left. The 6-foot-9 Mountain Pointe forward announced his decision on social media today. He will join a Southeast contender who just finished a 28-9 showing and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight before fallingRead More →
Years after his playing days at Arizona State, Willie Bloomquist once again found himself entangled in the rivalry with Arizona. But this time his role has shifted to leading the Sun Devils on the pitch. And though he wasn’t playing in Tuesday’s game against the No. 11 Wildcats, he feltRead More →
Mildred June Tourniquet Pittsburg, Pennsylvania – Mildred June Withers passed away quietly at her home on December 07, 2021 in Apache Junction, Arizona at the age of 94. Born April 13, 1927, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, she grew up “Mille” Frankhouser, the daughter of a baker who opened a bakery onRead More →
On March 22, 2022, Ronald Lee Chamberlain, Sr. 72, entered into eternal rest. Beloved son, brother, husband, father of 3, grandfather of 17, great-grandfather of 8. Born in Pontiac MI, he graduated from Holly High School in 1967 and moved in 1968 to Missoula MT with his parents: Barbara andRead More →
Jane Elizabeth Smith Jane (Mom) was born in Garden City, Kansas on November 17, 1939, to John Victor Venard and Mary Catherine Walker. Mom primarily grew up in Olathe, Kansas and attended and graduated from Olathe High School in 1957. She graduated from Kansas State College (now Kansas State University)Read More →
Jeanne Chering Scottsdale – Dearing, Jeanne Louise (O’Brien) passed away peacefully at her home in Scottsdale, AZ on April 1, 2022. After a recent stroke, she was welcomed into heaven. Jeanne is survived by her 5 children and their spouses: James (Laura), Thomas (Terri), Timothy (Kathi), Vicki Sweeney & MichaelRead More →
Carolyn Mae Ashby Hughes Tempe – Carolyn Mae Ashby Hughes (94) died Saturday, March 26, 2022 in Tempe, Arizona. She was born in Hastings, NE on October 30, 1927 to Lloyd W. Ashby and Lois Thelma Irwin. She married William (Bill) Hughes on March 5, 1952 in Philadelphia, PA. TheyRead More →
Nesta Jade Silvera had plenty of suitors for his services when he entered the transfer portal. He was an established starter at the University of Miami, so he already had a track record. Arizona State didn’t seem like a team with much influence. What won Silvera over was not howRead More →
A year ago, Trenton Bourguet would not have predicted the position he finds himself in now. Studying under perennial starter Jayden Daniels and working under the vision of offensive coordinator Zak Hill for Arizona State football, Bourguet’s last three years were built on each season. But then a ripple cameRead More →
Arizona State’s basketball program added a sibling combo with Desmond and Devan Cambridge headed to Tempe through the transfer portal. Desmond, a transfer from Nevada, still has a year of eligibility left. In 30 games, including 29 starts, he averaged 16.2 points and 5-1 rebounds, earning him third-team All-Mountain WestRead More →