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Recently The City of Tempe release a new smart phone app called Tempe 311. The application will allow residents to comment or complain to the right city department to have their opinions heard. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Tempe releases new smart phone app

The city of Tempe released a new smart phone application Tuesday allowing residents to quickly contact city departments.

By Laura Davis | January 15, 2013

Brewer plans to expand Medicaid for 2013

The Brewer administration will give more focus to social programs in the new year.

By Amy Medeiros | January 14, 2013

Changemaker Central will be providing opportunities to students to participate in the community on Martin Luther King Day 1/21. (Photo by

Day of Service provides chance to volunteer

The University's Community Service Program will host several outreach options as part of the national Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Jan. 21.

By Shelby Slade | January 14, 2013

Sex offender falsely reports to police

When the officers questioned the man, he gave them a different name and changed his age several times before telling officers his real name and age, police reported

| January 14, 2013

Soundscapes: Welcome back

Several students told us why they are looking forward to this semester and talked about the things they hope to accomplish.

By Sean Logan | January 13, 2013

State Press Weekly: The inside story of Jack Culolias, and a look into Will Sutton's decision to stay home

In episode 2, State Press investigative reporter Nicholas Palomino Mendoza gives us a intimate look at ASU freshman Jack Culolias and sports writer Master Tesfastion talks about the return of defensives star Will Sutton and the impressive start to the men's basketball season.

By Erin Patrick O'Connor | January 13, 2013

Downtown Phoenix seeing continued economic growth

The city of Phoenix and the nonprofit organization Downtown Phoenix Partnership aim to transform downtown Phoenix into a vibrant city core through a $4 million reinvestment project.

By Amy Edelen | January 13, 2013

Graduate student Youngjae Kim (right) presents his research project on the current status and future direction for nanotechnology regulations to graduate student Jathan Sadowski (left) and Andrew Maynard (center) with the board for the Center for Nanotechnology in Society at ASU. Several graduate students met at the MU on Friday to present their projects to members of the board. (Photo by Molly J Smith)

Students operate on nanoscale

The Center of Nanotechnology in Society brings graduate students and researchers together for collaboration.

By Sarah Anderson | January 13, 2013

ASU offers free transportation on, between campuses

ASU renamed its free, intercampus shuttles to help students and faculty identify the different routes.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 13, 2013

Man arrested after public urination

A Tempe Police officer saw the man urinating between two vehicles, police reported.

By Laura Davis | January 13, 2013

Loco Patron is situated on Mill Avenue and Third Street, in view of the historic Old Mill near Tempe Beach Park. The bar will join a group of over a dozen establishments that line the Mill Avenue nightlife area. (Photo by Dominic Valente)

Loco Patron opens Mill Avenue location

Loco Patron, a Valley Mexican restaurant chain, opened its third location at 222 S. Mill Ave. in Tempe on Dec. 29.

By Amy Edelen | January 10, 2013

Program helps parents reconstruct their family after divorce

Two ASU research professors have designed a program to help reconstruct divorced families.

By Paulina Pineda | January 10, 2013

Art sculptures made of recycled materials, including USB cords, wires, glass, and yarn, are on display in the windows of the US Post Office on Mill Avenue as part of Tempe Green Revolution. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Environmental gallery opens on Mill Avenue

The U.S. Post Office on Mill Avenue and Green Revolution introduced a green-themed exhibition series gallery on Jan. 4, which focuses on state and local environmental issues.

By Whitney Ogden | January 10, 2013

Sen. Linda Lopez, D-Tucson, introduced a new bill on Arizona gun safety on the lawn of the State Capitol on Thursday. The proposed legislation bans high-capacity magazines and requires background checks for all buyers, as well as repealing Senate Bill 1241. (Photo by Ana Ramirez)

Senator Linda Lopez introduces legislation for gun control

Sen. Linda Lopez, D-Tucson, and community representatives introduced a three-pronged bill Thursday afternoon that would regulate all gun transactions outside the State Capitol.

By Dulce Paloma Baltazar Pedraza | January 10, 2013

Man arrested after hiding DVDs in his pants

A loss prevention officer at Target saw the man putting several DVDs in his pants while in the men's restroom, police reported.

By Amy Edelen | January 10, 2013

The New Year Six

The State Press is looking to follow six students across all ASU campuses that have committed themselves to a New Year's resolution.

By Editorial Board | January 9, 2013

Student Direction of Changemaker Central Kaitlyn Fiztgerald addresses the audience of Challenge Slavery. Challenge Slavery was held in the Memorial Union on Wednesday to inform about the modern slave trade. (Photo by Laura Davis)

Presentation calls students to fight human trafficking

Approximately 150 students, professors and community members gathered in the Memorial Union on Wednesday evening to learn about human trafficking.

| January 9, 2013

ASU law school to offer degree for American, Canadian practice

Starting fall 2013, the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law will offer a new program called the North American Law Degree, which will prepare students to practice law in both the U.S. and Canada.

| January 9, 2013

Student interest leads to new entrepreneurship major

The W. P. Carey School of Business will begin offering a new entrepreneurship major in fall 2013 to fit the growing demand for new business.

By Paulina Pineda | January 9, 2013

This is Jack's story

Just after 10 a.m. on Dec. 16, 2012, while the sun peered out from behind scattered clouds, a 15-day search for missing ASU student Jack Culolias culminated when volunteer search and rescue teams located his body in Tempe Town Lake.

By Nicholas Palomino Mendoza | January 9, 2013

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