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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
Matthew Mayich, shown here in taking the ice for Clarkson University, collapsed during a conditioning practice last month for ASU Hockey.
Arizona State hockey players send letter to school president about teammate's collapse
Seven members of Arizona State’s hockey team have sent a letter to the school president calling for the coaching staff to be placed on administrative leave until an independent investigation into … more
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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett (7) passes against the San Francisco 49ers during the first half of an NFL football game in Santa Clara, Calif. on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026.
Late push not enough as Cardinals fall to 49ers 36-30
The Arizona Cardinals (1-2) fought back against their division rival, but ultimately fell to the undefeated San Francisco 49ers (3-0), 36-30, Sunday in Santa Clara. First-half penalties hurt the … more
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Tempe City Hall
Tempe may ban automatic license-plate reader cameras
Below is an excerpt from the cover story in the Tempe Independent's newest issue.  To read more about this issue visit  Tempe holds first hearing for license-plate reader camera ban … more
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Councilmembers Nikki Amberg and Brooke St. George holding the Dolly Parton "9-2-5" day proclamation.
Tempe declares Sept. 25 ‘9-2-5 Day’
The city of Tempe has declared Sept. 25 9-2-5 Day in the city to honor the singer and philanthropist Dolly Parton after her passing. On Aug. 25, Parton died at the age of 86 from complications … more
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AirGarage has partnered with Flock Safety to monitor its Tempe parking facilities.
Tempe holds first hearing for license-plate reader camera ban
Tempe could be the first city in Arizona to not only cancel its contract with Flock for its automatic license-plate reader cameras but also to ban the technology. In August, Tempe was the first … more
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Guacamole and margaritas are not only a popular combination, they're also the theme for an upcoming class at both Z’Tejas Arizona locations, including one in Chandler.
Tempe restaurants to compete for best margarita
The International Margarita Association is hosting the Margarita Festival at Tempe's Grass Clippings Rolling Hills golf course on Oct. 25 at noon.  Tickets start at $23 for non-sampling … more
The city of Tempe’s annual dementia summit, at Tempe Center for the Arts, 700 W. Rio Salado Parkway.
Registration open for Tempe dementia summit
Join us as we mark 10 years hosting the Dementia Tempe Summit, a free opportunity for caregivers, families and community members to come together to learn and grow. Reserve your spot today for … more
Arizona State junior middle blocker Zoey Burgess captures the energy and camaraderie that volleyball coach JJ Van Niel (left) hopes will help shape ASU’s team culture.
New players, same standard: ASU volleyball maintains culture despite roster turnover
TEMPE — Arizona State junior middle blocker Antonina “Tosia” Serafinowska had plenty of options after she entered the transfer portal from Wisconsin. But Serafinowska wasn’t simply looking … more
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Arizona State hockey coach Greg Powers make his first public statement Wednesday about the scrutiny of his program following the collapse of defenseman Matthew Mayich.
ASU Hockey coach defends position amid investigation into player's collapse
PHOENIX – Greg Powers still believes he is the man to lead the Arizona State men's hockey team in the wake of an Aug. 20 incident that left defenseman Matthew Mayich incapacitated with, what his … more
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Attending the check presentation are (left to right) Tracy Grover, Katie Martinez, and Liz Malnory, ASU Foundation; Joe Phillips, P.E.; Kamil Kaloush, Civil Engineering Chair; Ram Pendyala, Director School of Sustainable Engineering; and Tim Anderson, P.E., Chief Operating Officer, Western Operating Group, Terracon
Terracon gives ASU $7.5K for engineering students
The Terracon Foundation announced a $7,500 grant to Arizona State University  in support of scholarships to civil engineering students enrolled in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. … more
Kyrene Gifted Showcase has students from all schools presenting individual projects.
Kyrene school board discusses transitions, tensions about school programs
The Kyrene school board recently discussed changes to the 2027-28 school year involving school closures and how staff will be relocated. Assistant Superintendent Garth Cupp presented the … more
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