Police reported the following incidents Monday.
Ten men dressed as women gathered at the Tempe Center for the Arts Sunday night to compete in a drag queen competition.
Artist Joseph Perez is known for his b-boy dancing and paintings that have been featured at various events in Phoenix.
A Glendale couple that lost a poodle to a dog-on-dog attack is pushing for a bill to hold aggressive dog owners responsible.
Construction work at the Polytechnic campus has frustrated some commuters, but community members are addressing the needs of the construction victims without a voice — cacti.
Police reported the following incidents Sunday.
A professor at the Downtown campus talks about his experience growing up in and leaving Cuba.
Electrical engineering junior Steven Limpert was chosen to receive the highly competitive Circumnavigators Club Foundation grant worth $9,000.
Some ASU students have the opportunity to use iPads in class on the Downtown Phoenix campus, but not all are seeing the immediate benefits.
State Press digs into why contraceptive, cosmetic, and candy businesses have outlasted some of the worst recessions our country has ever seen.
Calling February “Rideshare Month,” Valley Metro is telling commuters to “Try 1 in 5,” or pick one workday each week to carpool with others.
It's the end of the week, so that means news time. Here's your weekly speed read of all the news around ASU, Arizona and the country.
Police reported the following incidents Thursday.
Two organizations are collaborating with Downtown Phoenix students to voice opinions about how to stop the government from making more university budget cuts.
Tempe Police seized more than 2,000 false identification cards last year in the Mill Avenue District, police reported Monday.
The first and only state-approved medical marijuana institution for higher education is coming to Arizona.
House Bill 2410 would grant in-state tuition to honorably discharged veterans at Arizona universities.
Police reported the following incidents Wednesday.
ASU Professor Emeritus Chuck Corbin launched his national childhood “Fitness for Life” program to prevent obesity in schools last March.
This episode of State Press Weekly discusses the protests in Egypt and throughout the Middle East as well as Greenway University, which will bring medical marijuana education to the Valley.
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