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PHOENIX — One month ago, the Los Angeles fires captured national attention. The raging blazes, fueled by ferocious Santa Ana winds, have since been 100% contained after an estimated 12,000 … more
TEMPE —– The Aliento club at Arizona State University hosted a “Know Your Rights” workshop on the Tempe campus last week aimed to empower students with information about their … more
Hoards of outdated technology and electronics are collecting dust, lying unused in people’s homes across the country, and while their original owners may be done with them, there are likely many possibilities for them to be recycled and reused for another life. more
Western Maricopa Education Center, a career and technical education school district in the West Valley, recently announced a continued articulation agreement with the University of Advancing Technology, a private college in Tempe focused on educating students in advancing technology, to create seamless pathways for West-MEC students to pursue a STEM degree. more
Two men – one with life-threatening injuries - were taken to a hospital Wednesday night after being shot at Mitchell Park near University and Hardy drives, police said. The two were among … more
Kyrene School District Governing Board will consider a roughly $43 million bond sale at an upcoming meeting to provide funding for projects through the 2026-27 school year, along with a refinancing of $43 million in bonds to save taxpayers money. more

The Tempe Union High School District governing board unanimously passed a resolution to reaffirm a safe and welcoming environment for all amid changes in federal and state immigration and deportation … more
The city of Tempe and Rio Salado College have teamed up to create an impactful day-long experience all about leadership, empowerment and connection for teens and college students. more
Attendees can discover water conservation products and rebate programs, purchase water efficient irrigation products and desert-adapted plants, and learn more about precious water resources at the SRP Water Conservation Expo on March 1. more
Improvements along Mill Avenue continue to progress, with Tempe city staff estimating that the full scope of work could be completed by the beginning of 2026. more
Doing Grief Community Healing Project recently opened its doors at Desert Palm United Church of Christ in Tempe, contributing to the Phoenix metro-wide effort to provide healing support to those who are grieving death, loneliness, isolation, or any loss or change that causes grief. more
PHOENIX — The head of the Senate Education Committee thinks salaries of the presidents of state’s the three universities are “obscenely high.” So Sen. David Farnsworth is … more
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