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Charges continue against Eryn Bonner.
Tempe police charge ASU senior following Mill Avenue incident
Following an August incident that involved Tempe Police and Arizona State University senior Eryn Bonner, the city of Tempe has filed two misdemeanor charges — disorderly conduct and interfering … more
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A former Big Lots sits vacant at 950 E. Baseline Road in Tempe. The city plans to turn the property into affordable housing and a new fire station.
Tempe plans affordable housing, fire station at former Big Lots site
A former Big Lots property in Tempe could turn into a place where families live and firefighters answer their next emergency call. The city is planning to combine affordable housing and a fire … more
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Tempe seeks feedback for transportation in future planning.
Tempe seeks public input for future transportation plans
Last year, we started creating the Tempe Transportation Plan 2050, a 25-year strategy for the City's transportation future. The city assessed current conditions and engaged with the community to … more
TCAA Volunteers Cindy Cross and Katelyn Pickett stand with full boxes for distribution. TCAA helps distribute food and offers shelter to those in need.
Tempe poverty rate rises, nonprofits struggle to keep up
Compared with some Valley cities, Tempe is a small city with less than 200,000 residents living in about 40 square miles. But the city has a big problem. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates … more
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Silver Creek Development secures a lease with Dunmor for the Tempe office building.
Dunmor Real Estate moves headquarters to Tempe
CBRE arranged a 9,365-square-foot office lease at Horizon Bay in Tempe for landlord Silver Creek Development. Dunmor, a technology-enabled private real estate lender, will occupy one of four … more
Arizona State hockey coach Greg Powers has been put on leave as the school continues to investigate a workout that left one player hospitalized.
Arizona State places hockey coach on administrative leave following player's collpase
Arizona State placed hockey coach Greg Powers on administrative leave as the school investigates the collapse of a player during an outdoor workout. Powers won't join the team for its season opener … more
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The Peterson House is hosting an open house on Oct. 3
Tempe historical homes open this fall
Eisendrath House Explore this 1930 Pueblo Revival home near Papago Park and enjoy sweeping desert views while hearing stories about tourism, the environment and Tempe history. Docent-guided … more
Arizona State University will receive $8.1 million in state funds after Gov. Katie Hobbs decided to use leftover COVID money for higher education.
Hobbs restores millions to Arizona universities’ budgets, ASU gets $8.1M
PHOENIX - Gov. Katie Hobbs is using nearly $16.5 million she says is leftover in COVID funds to restore the funding cuts made earlier this year to state universities. In a press release late … more
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A sign that reads 'Kyrene School District' on a blue wall of a balcony at the Kyrene Administrative Building.
Candidates, others discuss how Proposition 320 could affect Kyrene school district
This November, Arizonans will vote to either support or deny Proposition 320, which states that it would “require certain school districts to spend at least 60% of operational funding on … more
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Laurel Kane, the director of athletics and recreation at Clarkson University where Matthew Mayich played as a freshman, said, “Matthew made a lasting impact at Clarkson – as a member of our hockey program, a student, a teammate and a friend."
Parents of Arizona State hockey player who collapses call for coaches to be placed on leave
The parents of an Arizona State hockey player who collapsed during an outdoor workout are calling for the coaches involved to be removed until an independent investigation is completed. John and … more
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In addition to employers, job seekers will have access to community resources, including information on educational opportunities and social services.
Arizona Mills Mall to host job fair
Arizona Mills is hosting a hiring fair in the food court on Friday, Oct. 2 for various businesses in the facility as well as local government and other organizations looking to add to their … more
Families line up for the fifth-grade "clap out" on the last day of school at Kyrene de la Colina.
Kyrene provides information on school transitions
In December 2025, the Kyrene Governing Board took what may be the most significant action in our district's history. The board voted to approve a plan for school consolidation to preserve the Kyrene … more
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