Tempe Police: Man throws remote at girlfriend's face, apologizes to her mom
The man had been in a verbal argument with is girlfriend when he threw a television remote at her head, police reported.
The man had been in a verbal argument with is girlfriend when he threw a television remote at her head, police reported.
Students that look to buy their first puppy have multiple choices to make when getting a dog, but after Tempe passed a new law banning the sale of dogs from puppy mills there are a fewer choices to make.
The man left a Circle K location after taking five bags of candy from the store without paying, police reported.
Despite a 19 percent decrease in the amount of IDs confiscated since 2014, Tempe officials have increased funding to seize fake IDs at local bars and clubs.
Lambda Chi Alpha turned their attention to the fall semester this time, fundraising for TGen.
Sen. John McCain expressed his concerns with the current presidential race to ASU students at the University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Friday.
The fee would increase from $25 to $30, garnering a extra $600,000 across the four campuses.
In 2015, ASU started an exchange program between Kinnaird College for Women University and ASU’s English department.
Here are a few on-campus and off-campus events you can attend to celebrate the important people, culture and history of the African-American community.
Didn't keep up with all of the week's news? Don't worry, the State Press staff has you covered.
The Zika Virus has reached a pandemic level, spreading across the Americas over the past month, with the Center for Disease Control reporting cases across 16 U.S. states and territories.
Just like every week, this week was full of news. Like everyone, you are busy and may skim over some of the details in order to catch up quickly.
The program's project, called "Solar Spring Break," will focus the group's efforts on bringing solar-based knowledge to a Southern California Indian reservation.
Tempe USG voted down a bill Tuesday that would change the appropriations process to acknowledge that many pieces of media are available for free in the public domain.
Temperatures rise, but pool construction limits students' opportunities to lay out and tan.
Ryan Boyd, vice president of policy for USGD, has asked the Court to determine whether the Council violated two sections of the USG Constitution.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced last week that Arizona State University would be one of several institutions to design and operate small spacecraft that will fly with NASA's newest rocket, the Space Launch System.
Rising rates of student loan debt are causing some students to lose hope for life after graduation.
An interview with USG Downtown Phoenix President Corina Tapscott on her presidency, education, and the challenges and opportunities of the Downtown Phoenix campus.
The City of Tempe announced last month that Sylvia Moir of the El Cerrito Police Department would become Tempe's new police chief.
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