PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns announced their 2014-15 broadcast schedule today, which will allow fans to see 76 regular season games on the team’s exclusive local television station, FOX Sports Arizona, or on FOX Sports Arizona Plus. The Suns will also
This critical funding will be used by the Phoenix Fire Department Fire Prevention Section to obtain 20 tablet-style computers, 20 printers, software and associated wireless cellular service to facilitate real-time, on-site code compliance. Normally, Fire Prevention Specialists must manually complete
PHOENIX – Suns Charities 88, a network of community leaders, will hold its annual progressive dinner, the Slam Dunk street party, presented by Trapp Corp., on Saturday, October 11 in downtown Phoenix. Registration is set for 6 p.m. The Suns Charities
By ALEXA ARMSTRONG and STEPHEN HAMWAY Cronkite News PHOENIX – When it comes to sex trafficking, the traffickers – usually pimps – traditionally receive the harshest legal punishments. However, states can do more to curb the practice by shifting that responsibility onto the men who
With November elections approaching, a new poll shows that the crisis of unaccompanied children at the border has made immigration a pivotal issue for voters. According to Fox Latino News, Republican Senate candidates have focused ads on the issue, and
While college enrollments nationwide may have slowed in recent years, Arizona State University continues to draw record numbers of academically qualified students who are eager to learn and embark on their journey to a better life. As the fall 2014
PHOENIX— Half (50 percent) of working adults in the U.S. either currently own or want to own their own businesses, according to a new national University of Phoenix School of Business survey. Of working Americans who do not currently own a business,
About half of all children and adults with autism suffer from chronic gastrointestinal problems, causing frequent pain, discomfort and irritability. Research out of Arizona State University suggests these gastrointestinal (GI) complications may be due, in part, to abnormal gut
We are approaching the time of year when some customers may notice a “musty” taste and odor in the tap water. If you do, it’s not your imagination – and you can rest assured that your drinking water is safe. The musty
Class includes nearly 10,700 academically distinguished Sun Devils from 50 states and 63 countries Arizona State University is welcoming an academically strong and remarkably diverse freshman class that includes many students who have distinguished themselves both inside and outside the
