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Northwestern dominated in its season-opening 86-60 win over Binghamton, jumping out to a 16-point halftime lead and never looking back. However, only six of the Wildcats’ (1-0, 0-0 Big Ten) 86 points came from players who started on the bench. Sophomore guard Phoenix Gill scored all six. In the first half, Gill hit a free... The post Men’s Basketball: ‘Work in progress’ Northwestern bench tallies just 6 against Binghamton in 86-60 victory appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.

Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks was ejected Friday night in a 127-120 loss to the Denver Nuggets for kicking guard Jamal Murray in the groin, an in...

Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks was ejected Friday night in a 127-120 loss to the Denver Nuggets for kicking guard Jamal Murray in the groin, an in...

(The Center Square) - The canal system that provides 36% of all water in Arizona is officially joining the state's litigation against the Trump administration over Colorado River water cuts. Officials representing the 336-mile-long Central Arizona Project, which runs south toward Phoenix and Tucson from [...]

Returning just three players from last year’s squad, Northwestern is ready to introduce fans to its “hungry” and “gritty” new identity. Junior guard Angelo Ciaravino, sophomore guard Jake West and sophomore guard Phoenix Gill are the only holdovers from the 2025-26 Wildcats. That team, led by two-time Big Ten scoring champion Nick Martinelli, went 15-19... The post Men’s Basketball: Ciaravino, West, Gill return with ‘something to prove’ appeared first on The D

Two Huskies recorded double-double performances as the Northern Illinois University volleyball team dropped a four-set battle to the Phoenix of […]

(The Center Square) - A jet-black Suburban rambled into the tight confines of a Chevron gas station in Midtown Phoenix Tuesday afternoon. After the Secret Service-grade detail with Arizona plates ambled its way into a parking spot, U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego, the state's junior senator, [...]

The restaurant announced it will close after over 16 years of business.

By Jasper Ward WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Phoenix Tailings will build a commercial-scale rare earth processing facility worth $375 million in the ...

The Phoenix in Davenport announced very early Tuesday morning that they would no longer continue operations. Continue reading…