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Tempe Town Lake's water levels have sharply increased because of high levels of precipitation and upstream release from Granite Reef Dam northeast of Phoenix.
Undergraduate Student Government Tempe elections are in full swing as three executive tickets announce their run for the positions of president, vice president of policy and vice president of service.
Sororities and fraternities could be getting special state license plates based on a bill that was passed by the state Senate.
"Mayor Swiftie" renames Glendale "Swift City" amid anticipation for Swiftie siege.
This upcoming May, a citywide special election will decide the fate of the proposed entertainment district that would house the Arizona Coyotes arena, sportsbook and hotel.
ASU is implementing protective measures for Barrett faculty after members of the honors community protested controversial guests Dennis Prager, Charlie Kirk and others who spoke at the "Health, Wealth & Happiness" seminar at ASU Gammage Wednesday.
Tempe City Council is working toward passing restrictions on tobacco sales by establishing tobacco sales licenses, enacting fees to ensure compliance and raising the minimum age of tobacco purchase to 21 years old.
After a successful appeal against Tempe City Council filed by a housing advocacy group in the Arizona Court of Appeals, the final outcome of a $1.8 billion development will be in the hands of voters on a citywide ballot in May 2023.
After Arizona Democrats won races for governor, secretary of state, attorney general and a U.S. Senate seat in the November midterm elections, College Republicans at ASU are resetting their goals.
A male suspect has been indicted on multiple charges after they fired shots at an ASU student and ASU police officer in early December near Barrett, The Honors College on the Tempe campus.
Despite a young city and campus population, the Tempe City Council lacks representation for the younger demographic.
Los estudiantes de todo Arizona acudieron a votar a través de boletas anticipadas y en persona el 8 de noviembre. Más de una semana después de que se cerraron los lugares de votación, surgieron los resultados de todas las propuestas electorales de Arizona.
ASU President Michael Crow joined students and faculty on the Downtown Phoenix campus on Nov. 29 to address student questions and concerns on a plethora of topics. The forum opened with remarks from Crow about University updates.
Students across Arizona turned out to vote through early ballots and in person on Nov. 8. Over a week after the ballot boxes closed, the results for all the Arizona ballot propositions have emerged.
With early voting already underway and election day on Nov. 8 right around the corner, here's what the candidates for governor have planned for college-aged students and those seeking higher education.
Adrian Fontes, the Democratic candidate for Arizona Secretary of State, answered student questions during a roundtable on Friday and spoke about the importance of the Secretary of State office, his priorities if elected and the danger his opponent posed to the institution of democracy.
Undergraduate Student Government is asking students to vote to approve recent bills on nondiscrimination and online students.
As Election Day rapidly approaches, students work to educate themselves on this year's ballot.
La Proposición 308, que aparecerá en la boleta electoral el 8 de noviembre, permitiría a los estudiantes de Arizona obtener los precios de matrícula del estado sin importar su estatus migratorio. A medida que se acerca rápidamente la temporada de votaciones, Aliento, un grupo que atiende a familias indocumentadas y estudiantes de ASU, está tomando medidas para difundir información sobre el propósito de la propuesta.
Proposition 308, set to appear on the ballot on Nov. 8, would allow Arizona students in-state tuition rates regardless of immigration status. As voting season rapidly approaches, Aliento, a group that serves undocumented families and ASU students are taking action to spread information about the purpose of the proposition.
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