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The cumulative stress of policing has public safety consequences for law enforcement officers, too
The mental health needs of law enforcement officers are rarely emphasized in the ongoing debate over police reform. Just talking about mental health can carry a stigma. But the problem is real. … more
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These police officers had red flags in their past, then used force in a case that ended in death
Sometimes, police officers who have been disciplined for violent, criminal or dangerously negligent acts stay on the force — and are involved in fatal encounters with the public. That’s one … more
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Takeaways from AP investigation on the struggle to change a police department
Like many American cities, in June 2020 Tucson, Arizona, was struggling with the murder of George Floyd. What protesters didn’t know was that their city had two undisclosed deaths of Latino men who … more
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How Tucson police handled a death like George Floyd’s when leaders thought it would never happen
Like many American cities, in June 2020 Tucson was struggling with the murder of George Floyd. What protesters didn’t know was that their city had two undisclosed deaths of Latino men who — like … more
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Rabbi Shmuel Tiechtel, the founding executive director of Chabad at ASU, engages with a student at a recent “Let There Be Light” event in front of Arizona State University’s Student Pavilion on the Tempe campus. (Photo by Daniella Trujillo/Cronkite News)
Antisemitism remains problem on college campuses 1 year after Hamas attack on Israel
TEMPE — As incidents of antisemitism continue to surge across the United States, new data from the Anti-Defamation league shows staggering numbers with college campuses emerging as a focal … more
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Kiki Whissen, wearing maroon, and Cara Pelletier provide information on Arizona’s propositions while tabling for the League of Women Voters of Arizona at a voting event on Oct. 7, 2024, at Arizona State University’s downtown Phoenix campus. (Photo by Anna McClure/Cronkite News)
Groups target potential Arizona voters on last day to register for 2024 election
PHOENIX — Monday, Oct. 7, marked the final deadline for Arizona voter registration. Volunteers and state officials across the political spectrum were attempting to engage residents for the … more
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Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris speaks before planting a memorial tree on the grounds of the Vice President's residence in Washington on Monday, Oct. 7, 2024, to honor the victims and mark one year since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
Arizona universities say they did nothing wrong in selling student info to Harris campaign
PHOENIX — The state’s three universities say the head of the Senate Government Committee is off base with his claims they are illegally selling data about their students. … more
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A saguaro cactus stands against the rising sun in the desert north of Phoenix. October is starting to resemble some sort of Groundhog Day where Valley residents expect cooler temperatures but awaken to another hot day. For two straight weeks, the National Weather Service in Phoenix has issued excessive heat warnings to Valley residents.
Near-record highs forecast through Monday
October is starting to resemble some sort of Groundhog Day where Valley residents expect cooler temperatures but awaken to another hot day. For two straight weeks, the National Weather Service … more
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Austin Krzeminski played four years of Minor League Baseball and finds himself today playing in sold-out Major League Baseball stadiums with the Savannah Bananas.
Chandler-based pitcher living baseball dreams with Savannah Bananas
The dream is the same for any young baseball player – to make it to the big leagues. Few do. But even fewer reach the next best thing. more
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Heat is becoming an increasing problem for construction workers, and local groups are looking for ways to mitigate their dangers.
Construction groups look to prevent heat-related injuries on the job
PHOENIX — It was a swelteringly warm day on the Phoenix worksite with temperatures well above 110 degrees Fahrenheit. With heavy machinery and gravity-defying heights, accidents will … more
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A recent fire has closed the U.S. Egg restaurant in Tempe.
Fire closes Tempe U.S. Egg restaurant
The U.S. Egg restaurant in Tempe is temporarily closed after an electrical fire caused significant damage, a release stated. No one was injured, but the timeline for reopening is uncertain as … more
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Heat warning remains through Tuesday in Maricopa County
Maricopa County will remain under an excessive heat warn for another day. The National Weather Service extended the warning through Oct. 8 as temperatures could reach a potentially … more
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