Strip clubs and shooting ranges: NCAA document details ASU football infractions, Antonio Pierce’s role as kingpin

TEMPE – The NCAA launched a full investigation regarding the misconduct that was reported to have taken place with the ASU football program in 2021. Three years later, the full details of the investigation have been revealed.


Southern California transportation upgrades will support sustainable 2028 Olympics in LA

Railway extensions, highway expansions and walkable route additions will benefit Los Angeles and Southern California through the 2028 Olympic Games and beyond.

LA Metro sign in front of city buildings under a clear sky.

Still going Strong: 10 years after ‘Jael Mary,’ former ASU star receiver inspires next generation at AZ Compass Prep

CHANDLER – Jaelen Strong, once an ASU standout, is now inspiring the next generation of players at AZ Compass Prep 10 years after the ‘Jael Mary’

Football game with a player in a white uniform leaping to catch the ball, surrounded by opposing players in red and yellow uniforms.

October 2, 2024 Newscast

Vice-presidential debate recap, local beekeeping, and a new Arizona run club


Arizona Cardinals fans find inexpensive tailgating at State Farm Stadium a ‘priceless’ experience

GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals were ranked the most affordable tailgating experience. Some Cardinals fans also plan to tailgate at the San Francisco 49ers – the most expensive experience – when the Cardinals play them Sunday, because tailgating is priceless.

Cardinals fans gathered together.

California panel calls attention to ties between Southwest climate crisis and cancer disparities

LOS ANGELES – A recent California panel highlighted the urgent connection between climate change and cancer disparities affecting marginalized communities in the Southwest. Experts underscored the need for equitable policies to combat these related public health challenges.

Speaker at a lectern with a projection screen displaying conference information at the 17th AACR Conference.

Experts say women of color will massively influence the 2024 election

PHOENIX – As the 2024 election approaches, women of color are emerging as a powerful voting bloc, driving key issues such as reproductive justice and immigration reform. Their influence in Arizona and other states could reshape electoral outcomes and mobilize communities for systemic change.

People standing in line next to an orange sign about dropping off ballots.

Bernice King, ASU celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy for 60th anniversary of Arizona visit

TEMPE – Bernice King spoke at the Tempe Center for the Arts and urged people to use her father’s strategies of nonviolence to change the minds of others. She discussed the fracturing of movements and urged others to learn Martin Luther King Jr.’s work to mobilize.

Exhibit titled "DR. KING AT ASU" with text and images highlighting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s historical impact and contributions.

Summer grind: AZ Compass Prep stars Miikka Muurinen, Kaden House enjoy hectic year-round schedules

CHANDLER – Summer is typically a time for parties, relaxation and resetting, but for AZ Compass Prep's five-star juniors Miikka Muurinen and Kaden House, it’s a completely different story.

Four men conversing in a gym near a bench. One man holds a basketball, and the background wall displays partial "DRAGON NATION" text.

Harassment, racism claims overshadow growth of WNBA, including Portland expansion

PHOENIX – After a record-breaking season for viewership and audience attendance, the WNBA announced its 15th franchise will be in Portland. Recent reports of player harassment overshadowed the news.

Crowd cheering in a sports bar decorated with sports memorabilia and international flags, watching a televised game.

BLK Arizona Run Club builds community in the Valley, one step at a time

TEMPE – In just a few short months, the BLK Arizona Run Club has blossomed into a popular weekly event. With more people attending every Sunday, expansion to other cities could come soon.

Group of people in the BLK Arizona Run Club running on a dirt path at Tempe Town Lake with trees and benches on a sunny day.

Tucson Congressman Raúl Grijalva, sidelined by cancer since February, says next term will be his last

WASHINGTON – Tucson Congressman Raúl Grijalva, absent from Washington since February as he underwent cancer treatment, now says he won’t seek reelection in 2026. He’s seeking a 12th term next month and at age 76, says it’s time to step aside for someone younger after it’s up.