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Aiden Flora ran 28 times for 216 yards and Iowa State’s first three touchdowns and the Cyclones rode a fast start to a 41-13 victory over Cincinnati.
INDIANAPOLIS — City and state leaders joined the Indiana University Indianapolis community on Nov. 11 to officially dedicate the James T. Morris Arena, a ne ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana University Indianapolis officially dedicated its new James T. Morris Arena on Wednesday, November 11, honoring a longtime Indiana civ ...
Traffic tickets have tumbled across northern Illinois, with fewer teenagers charged with moving violations. Police and prosecutors credit graduated licensing and, thanks in part to social media, the fact that many teens today simply aren't driving
A former Bloomingdale police officer is charged with felony misconduct after authorities alleged he used his role to search an Illinois license plate in Flock Safety camera databases without permission.
Tomislav Ivisic had a career-high 28 points, Andrej Stojakovic added 26 and No. 3 Illinois bounced back from its first loss this season with a 108-86 victory over Sam Houston. Coming off an 84-78 defeat Tuesday night at No. 16 Texas Tech, the Fighting Illini pulled away from the Bearkats by scoring 63 points in the second half to set up a high-profile showdown with No. 2 Duke next week.
Ty Dieffenbach threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns and overcame a left shoulder injury that sidelined him, and No. 4 UCLA remained unbeaten with a rain-soaked, 22-14 victory over Illinois.
Seventy-five percent of Arizona triathlon's existence as a program has resulted in national championships.
The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is struggling as we inch closer to Thanksgiving and the holiday season.
Two drivers were stopped on Arizona’s Interstate 10 in the past week. One said he was racing a curfew. The other had been caught speeding on the same stretch before.
In just three days, 370 pets came through the doors. That’s an overflow of animals who need homes now.
The holiday season is about hope. But hope can be hard to hold on to for struggling Arizona families. In these tough times, the reality is that some families, possibly people you know, might have to make the heartbreaking decision to pay for necessities like rent and groceries rather than buy Christmas gifts for their children.