Academic coaches help ASU student athletes achieve success off the field
Student-athletes must learn to balance their sport commitments with the demands of a full-time student schedule. The Arizona State academic coaches help their student-athletes create a game plan for a successful career off of the field.
Recall of celery linked to dangerous strain of E. coli
The latest E. coli outbreak is now in Arizona, adding it to the list of almost two dozen states dealing with the infection. This specific strain of E. coli was found in celery, sold by Taylor Farms Pacific from California.
Franks leads Republicans joining latest legal attack on Obamacare
WASHINGTON - Rep. Trent Franks, R-Glendale, led 45 other House Republicans Wednesday who filed a legal brief in support of the latest challenge to Obamacare, which the lawmakers claim is unconstitutional.
ASU building hockey in the desert
Sun Devil hockey, in its first year as a Division I team, has garnered a following here in the desert, filling the small venue it calls home.
Preparations underway for Light Parade floats
The parade is expected to last 90 minutes this, featuring more floats than in past years.
Blood supply dips during holiday season
Blood banks suffer during the holiday season when many people are too busy to donate.
New $17.5 million rehabilitation center opens in Surprise
SURPRISE – For two years, the city of Surprise has worked with Dallas-based Cobalt Medical Development and Abrazo Community Health Network to open a destination rehabilitation center.
World AIDS Day helps spread awareness about the disease
Tuesday is World AIDS Day, an opportunity to show support for people living with HIV/AIDS and remember those who have died.
Thanksgiving may have different look, but spirit’s the same as always
WASHINGTON - The family activity may have shifted from church-going to shopping, and the food could be Cajun instead of traditional turkey, but for many the spirit of Thanksgiving remains the same as that immortalized by Norman Rockwell in 1943.
Kurt and Brenda Warner give local families a Thanksgiving surprise
Former Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner and his wife Brenda surprised two Arizona families by fully furnishing their two homes. This was done through their First Things First Foundation and various corporate partners.
Law enforcement officials, college football championship organizers on alert following Paris attacks
A security guard’s decision to frisk one man at a gate outside the Stade de France, deny him entry and uncover his explosives undoubtedly saved thousands of additional lives in the recent Paris attacks that killed 130 people and left 368 wounded. Only one bystander died at the stadium.
Noisy toys could be harming children’s long term hearing
The noise levels on toys bought for children could be harmful for them in the long term.
