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(04/09/25 3:10am)
The Sun Devil Fitness Complex Intramural Fields on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus transformed into a vibrant festival ground Saturday, April 5, as thousands of students gathered for Devilpalooza—a night of music, carnival rides, food and unforgettable energy.
(04/08/25 11:25pm)
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After months of anticipation, “A Minecraft Movie” has finally hit theaters. Despite its shortcomings, the film still manages to provide many laughs and a pleasant experience.
(04/08/25 6:52pm)
The toxicity of cigarettes fuses with sublime surf culture into one project that may change the world.
(04/08/25 3:15am)
After a rough loss on Saturday, ASU softball was looking to bounce back with star senior right-handed pitcher Kenzie Brown stepping into the circle for a series-defining game. Arizona State (26-14, 8-7 Big 12) was able to do just that, taking the series over Kansas (17-17, 4-8 Big 12) in a tightly contested 4-3 rubber match victory.
(04/08/25 2:37am)
Nicknamed "Arizona's Greatest Street Fair," the Rainbows Festival celebrates the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community and promotes inclusivity and community engagement.
(04/08/25 3:13am)
The Phoenix Suns have had a tumultuous last few seasons. In 2024, they went 49-33 but got swept in round one handily by the Minnesota Timberwolves. After additions in the offseason in Mason Plumlee, Tyus Jones and Ryan Dunn, fans expected a much better year, especially after an 8-1 start. But since that nine-game stretch, the momentum has fizzled.
(04/08/25 12:23am)
Stepping into the circle Friday night, senior right-handed pitcher Kenzie Brown was just 12 strikeouts shy of the touted 300 in her career. Brown managed that and more in a performance for the ages.Coming off a mid-week non-conference loss to No. 18 Oklahoma State, the Arizona State softball team (25-13, 7-6 Big 12) bounced back in a crucial weekend series against Kansas (16-16, 3-7 Big 12), stealing the opener 6-1. Brown’s historic night got off to a rough start after allowing a lead-off walk, a wild pitch and a two-out base hit for Kansas’ senior utility player Olivia Bruno, a knock that gave the Jayhawks an early first-inning lead. Despite having trouble hitting the ball in Wednesday’s contest, ASU’s offense showed out early, plating three runs in the bottom of the first. “They certainly flipped the script early tonight,” head coach Megan Bartlett said.The rally began when graduate outfielder Kelsey Hall singled to center field, scoring freshman second baseman Tiare Ho-Ching from second.Hall later scored on a wild pitch for the Devils’ second run of the night after advancing to third on a double from sophomore catcher Samantha Swan.Junior infielder Ayden Allen finished off the bottom of the first with an RBI single to left field, bringing home Swan.ASU’s early defensive woes continued, as an error, a hit-by-pitch and a two-out walk saw the Jayhawks load the bases with junior outfielder Aynslee Linduff up to bat. Brown never wavered, however, as she punched out Linduff for her sixth strikeout of the night.Freshman outfielder Ashleigh Mejia produced the biggest blow of the night, sending a towering three-run home run over the left-field wall to boost the Devils’ lead to five.“I was just looking for a pitch I could drive,” Mejia said. “You know, just committed to doing a job moving the runners over.” With a new five-run pad, Brown continued to roll from the circle.“It’s a huge weight lifted off the shoulder,” Brown said. “I can attack the zone, don’t worry about throwing it down the middle, because at the end of the day, they still have to hit and put up six against me.”For the final out of the fifth, Brown picked up the 300th strikeout of her collegiate career, a monumental accolade that stemmed from her training in the offseason. “I think it just shows how much work I’ve put in to get a lot better,” Brown said. “I think a majority of my strikeouts have come from this year, which is really special because I’ve put the work in.” Brown’s dominance paved the way for Arizona State to take the weekend opener in what could be a pivotal weekend for the ASU softball team.“Just knowing that we’re able to beat them, we can definitely win this series,” Mejia said.Coach Bartlett and the Devils will now turn their attention to the remaining two games of the series that could have serious conference implications.“The Big 12 is a great softball conference,” Bartlett said. “We’re trying to keep tabs a little bit, but we’re not really looking much further past the next game.”
(04/07/25 11:25pm)
SPOILER WARNING: This article contains spoilers for “Holland.”
(04/07/25 10:13pm)
DARLINGTON, S.C. - Denny Hamlin held off the field in NASCAR Overtime at Darlington Raceway, winning back-to-back races for the first time since 2012.
(04/07/25 10:18pm)
The number “3” carries plenty of weight in society, representing a round number for the foundations of many normalities in our day-to-day lives. The United States government divides itself into three branches, the recommended number of meals per day is three, and even the phrase “third times a charm,” is based on the Holy Trinity of Christianity and represents good fortune.
(04/06/25 6:00am)
Former Sun Devil head coach Jim Brock completed his fourth year of coaching in 1975, leading Arizona State to a 61-13 overall record and a third-place finish in the College World Series. His leadership and determination helped ASU accomplish two national titles and establish a winning culture in Tempe.
(04/04/25 6:15pm)
A day filled with performances from punk legends along with craft beer tasting and punk culture is returning to the valley for the first time since 2021.
(04/04/25 5:00pm)
On the third stop of his Second Wind Tour, Daniel Seavey took the stage at the Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix Sunday night.
(04/03/25 9:00pm)
“Home Free” is a heartbreaking film, showcasing the power of unity when hardship strikes a family. The Canadian film is bound to draw tears from even the most stoic audience member, incorporating many tropes of hardship.
(04/03/25 6:44pm)
SPOILER WARNING!The Phoenix Film Festival is well underway at the Harkins Scottsdale 101. Jeffrey Oertel, my fellow Blaze Radio member, and I went on Saturday, March 29.
(04/03/25 3:00pm)
PHOENIX—A Phoenix judge rules not to release a man who was charged in a fatal accident in 2024 and had driven with a revoked licence since 1999.
(04/02/25 11:40pm)
Flux Pavilion let the bass drop at the Maya Day & Nightclub, making for a fun event filled with iconic tracks and spirited dancing.
(04/01/25 7:18am)
From Kacey Musgraves to The Lumineers, each artist at the Extra Innings Festival in Tempe, Arizona delivered an authentic performance, showcasing their own personal style.
(04/01/25 12:37am)
RIDGEWAY, Va. - Denny Hamlin dominated the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway and captured his first win at the track since 2015.
(03/31/25 7:59pm)
After a free agency that saw the Cardinals sign the likes of edge rusher Josh Sweat, defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson, and other depth moves, the focus now shifts to what the Cardinals should do in the NFL Draft. While the fanbase is divided on the likes of defensive front help and offensive tackle, here’s why going with the best player available should be the priority of the Cardinals at pick No. 16.