Tempe police reported the following incidents Saturday:
A Maricopa County Superior Court Judge will decide Monday whether or not a Mesa couple will be allowed to expand their tattoo business into North Tempe, near the intersection of Scottsdale Road and We
The Mat Corner and 3 Roots Coffee House and Cafe are reopening Wednesday under new ownership, but with the same atmosphere.
A 40-year-old man was arrested just after 2 p.m. on Friday when police ran his record and discovered he had a warrant for parole violation, according to a police report.
Mill Avenue might see more shoppers after a retail store contest that ended Friday.
America appears to be moving away from a free-market economy and is becoming more regulated, according to an ASU professor, dean and two students.
Frog toes are not only useful for frogs, but also for research, at least for one ASU biologist.
Tempe police reported the following incidents Sunday: A 20-year-old Scottsdale woman was arrested on suspicion of marijuana possession on June 13 at 11:35 p.m., according to a police report.
A project created by two former ASU students will provide plenty of information on and around the light rail for those who want it.
Student U-Passes will now cost $40 per semester and $80 per academic year and will be effective July 1 to May 15, according to an ASU news release.
ASU Police recently issued a crime alert for an armed robbery that occurred during the final week of spring semester.
Tempe police reported the following incidents Saturday:
Mars is closer for computer users than ever before, thanks to the development of two new features on Google Earth 5.0.
University President Michael Crow has been discussing the design for a public four-year college in Arizona, according to a recent Twitter update and Virgil Renzulli, vice president of public affairs.
For some freshmen this fall, textbooks will take a new, electronic form: the Kindle DX.
Starting this spring, up to five ASU students will have a chance to study engineering abroad.
A new Wellness Care Wing that includes massage therapy, acupuncture and chiropractic services will open today at the Campus Health Services building.
With the increasing concern of the drug violence spilling over to Arizona, tourists are expressing concerns about coming to Arizona.
ASU police are looking for a person or persons suspected of committing criminal damage and disorderly conduct early Sunday morning in Manzanita Hall on the Tempe campus, ASU Police Cmdr.
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