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Tempe City Council approves a resolution for determining the rights and obligations of the bridle path easement in the Shady Lane Estates subdivision.
Tempe residents split on Shady Lane rights
Tempe officials at a recent meeting moved forward in determining the rights and obligations of the parties and property owners involved with a bridle path easement in the Shady Lane Estates subdivision. more
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Protesters stand in the gallery Thursday night as the Senate debated its border security bill. They sat down after being warned that failure to do so would result in their removal. r)
Surprise, Tempe, Fountain Hills lawmakers debate border security bill
PHOENIX - Senators from Fountain Hills, Tempe and Surprise debated border security legislation that will be up for a roll-call vote set for Tuesday. Sen. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, Senate … more
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes
Arizona AG fears bankruptcy's effect on Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Florence hospitals
Steward Health Care’s bankruptcy filing in a Texas last week has spurred Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes to open an investigation because of potential effects on hospitals in the state. … more
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Saving One Life volunteer Anna Zhundrikova prepares food for colony feedings on Feb. 20, 2024, at Tempe Marketplace. (Photo by Mariah Temprendola/Cronkite News)
Local animal lovers tend to Valley's feral cat colonies
PHOENIX – In the sprawling urban landscape of Phoenix, where the desert sun sets over bustling streets, there are volunteers quietly tending to a population often overlooked: feral cats. … more
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Protesters are on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe in this April 26 photo.
ASU puts police chief on paid leave, investigates Israel-Hamas protest complaints
Arizona State University Police Chief Michael Thompson has been placed on paid administrative leave as ASU officials review complaints against him involving the removal of an encampment during a … more
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ASU Preparatory Academy celebrates its 2024 graduating class with a ceremony at Desert Financial Arena.
ASU Prep recognizes its graduating class in Tempe on May 16
ASU Preparatory Academy’s 2024 class of almost 800 students will be celebrated at a graduation ceremony at Desert Financial Arena on May 16. more

Desert Ridge Marketplace and Tempe Marketplace will host a Bubble Bash event at the respective locations May 11.
Tempe Marketplace hosts free ‘Bubble Bash’ on May 11
Two local shopping centers, Desert Ridge Marketplace and Tempe Marketplace, will host a foamy fun event – Bubble Bash on Saturday, May 11. more
Tempe City Council votes on the sale and issuance of G.O. bonds at its May 9 meeting.
Tempe council to vote on $112M general obligation bond sale
Tempe City Council is slated to vote on adopting a resolution providing for the use of general obligation bonds totaling $112,500,000 for financing capital projects and refunding outstanding G.O. bonds. more
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Tempe is seeking a visual artist for its Studio Artists Program.
Tempe accepting applications for Studio Artist Residency
Tempe’s Studio Artists Program is looking for a visual artist for a three-year residency to grow arts literacy and ignite creative vibrancy in school communities.  more
Alumni Lawn encampment at ASU
ASU scholar on leave after confrontation with woman at pro-Israel rally
Arizona State University officials say a postdoctoral research scholar remains on leave as the school investigates his videotaped confrontation with a hijab-wearing woman at a pro-Israel rally. … more
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Kyrene gifted student Marie Hitzler from Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School explains her capstone project.
Kyrene gifted students design creative solutions for world problems
A new kind of shelter to support people experiencing homelessness, a website to educate children about the problems caused by greyhound racing and a Kind Bot that delivers positive messages when you are sad.  more
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Tempe looks at purchasing five solid waste vehicles at its May 9 meeting.
Tempe looks at $2.5M purchase of new waste trucks
Tempe City Council is slated to vote on the use of a cooperative contract at its May 9 meeting that would purchase five solid waste collection vehicles that would be ready for use in 2025. more
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