A daily blotter of ASU and Tempe police reports.
Plans to recycle wastewater on the Polytechnic campus are in the running for grant money from the Intelligent Use of Water Awards.
ASU Police officer James Lister passed away Dec. 16, and a group of motorcycle-riding police officers honored him by giving his family money to help cover funeral costs.
Five graduate students laced up their running shoes Sunday to raise money for children who have difficulty eating.
The night of a mass shooting at a Safeway in Tucson that severely injured Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and killed a US Federal Judge, a candlelight vigil at the Capitol brought together a distraught group of Arizona citizens.
A candlelight vigil was held at the state capitol in Phoenix Saturday night to remember the victims of a morning shooting in Tucson that left at least 5 dead and several wounded.
Finale - Happy Holidays from everyone at the State Press! Zoo Lights, the Nutcracker, and ASU students giving back. Featuring holiday music from Boys and Frogs!
Tempe police arrested a 20-year-old man Tuesday night in connection with the May murder of student Kyleigh Sousa.
Undocumented college students sitting outside Sen. John McCain's office have gone seven days without food in an attempt to persuade the senator to support legislation that provides undocumented residents a path to citizenship.
A new committee will soon be looking into a location for a dog park in Phoenix.
A software club at ASU continues to expand, allowing students to learn new computer skills that will help them in their future careers.
Tempe is currently slated to receive $42 million from the state next year, but city officials believe this could get cut to help balance the state’s budget.
At least four Arizona cities have passed ordinances regulating the zoning requirements of medical marijuana dispensaries, with other cities following suit.
Police reported the following incidents Monday.
The Arizona Dragon Boat Association, which has a registered ASU team, was joined by Na Leo 'O Ke Kai, an outrigger canoe club, to recruit new members.
Nearly 200 ASU students took advantage of free STD testing offered at the first-ever “One Glove” Sexual Health Awareness Event.
The 42nd Fall Tempe Festival of the Arts shut down four blocks of Mill Avenue this weekend as around 250,000 people visited the downtown district over three days.
Hundreds gathered at the Tempe Center for the Arts Saturday morning to walk to raise awareness for food allergies.
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