New ASU law building holds official groundbreaking in downtown Phoenix
Many state and city leaders, including Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton, ASU President Michael Crow and former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor attended the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Arizona Center for Law and Society Thursday.
Devil’s Advocate: A look forward to changes, becoming the front page of downtown Phoenix
Changing our slogan represents the growth Downtown Devil has seen over the years and gives us a strong foundation for our future.
Light Rail Confidential Case File 28: Purgatorio
A light-rail user reflects on their experience of riding public transit through observations of the people around them.
Four Chambers Press publishes first chapbook featuring ASU undergraduate’s poetry
Four Chambers Press is releasing "Poems for the Future President," a chapbook by ASU Downtown student Michael Bartelt, as the independent literary magazine's first chapbook.
Commercial-art producer-turned-painter stumbles into arts scene with self-teaching
Fred Tieken, who'll turn 80 next year and grew up teaching himself during the Great Depression, has only recently taken up painting, but his art has found its way into galleries and events throughout downtown.
Devilishly Healthy: Facing off with the flu
Living in an urban setting with lots of people in contact with one another lends to the quick spread of sickness, especially the flu. How can you avoid getting it -- and if you do get it, how can you best keep yourself on track?
City volunteer group decreases disability parking violations
Walter Olsen and 35 volunteers lead the Accessibility Compliance Enforcement program, which issues tickets to those who park in handicapped spots without a proper license. About 7 to 15 percent of Phoenix's population are qualified to use disabled parking.
Latino marketing and public relations firm opens new location
All Latino marketing and public relations firm Torres Multicultural Communications is moving into a new 8,000 square foot space and opening up a new business, the Luna Cultural Lab. The lab will answer community questions through visual and performing arts.
Focus. Flash. Phoenix: Honoring our veterans
Downtown Devil photographer Nikiana Medansky visited the Phoenix Veterans Day Parade for this week's Focus. Flash. Phoenix. The event led her to ponder her responsibilities as a citizen to veterans, including her grandfather.
A new local radio station aims to deliver diverse media for Phoenix audience
A new locally-driven radio station is set to debut in early 2015 in downtown Phoenix, born out of community desire for diverse media and a special opportunity from the Federal Communications Commission.