Professor accused of murder; Gen Z voters sound off | Nightly Roundup
From an ASU professor being accused of killing his wife at their Scottsdale home, to a roof collapsing on Mesa firefighters, here are tonight's top stories.
1. ASU professor accused of shooting and killing his wife, Scottsdale Police say
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A man who is identified as an ASU professor shot and killed his wife in Scottsdale on Saturday night, the police department said.
2. Several firefighters injured after burning home's roof collapsed in Mesa
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Firefighters escaped from a burning Mesa home when its roof collapsed as crews were working to put out a fire on Monday afternoon.
3. Truck driver who was on TikTok sentenced to prison for causing deadly I-10 crash: MCAO
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A truck driver who authorities say was watching TikTok videos when he caused a deadly crash along Interstate 10 in Chandler has been sentenced to prison.
4. Yavapai County deputies recover body of woman who was ejected when her car fell off a cliff
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A 39-year-old woman was ejected from her vehicle after it rolled off the side of a cliff on Aug. 16 in Yavapai County. Her family is remembering her for her bright personality and love for the outdoors.
5. 2024 Election: Gen Z voters will play a major role in this year's presidential race
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Nearly 40 million Gen Zers will be eligible to vote in November, and experts are predicting the diverse and politically active generation will have a major impact on the election.