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Kurt Astroth, Navy Captain from Phoenix, Arizona.
Navy captain joins Mountain Pointe High School Hall of Fame
U.S. Navy Capt. Kurt Astroth will be inducted into the Mountain Pointe High School Hall of Fame during a ceremony at the high school on Sept. 11. Astroth was raised in Phoenix, Arizona, and is a … more
Dysart Unified School District teachers helped students and parents leading up to the first day of school. In an effort to meet the needs of aspiring teachers and fill vacancies in classrooms across Arizona, ASU has begun three-year bachelor degree programs in certain areas.
An ASU first: 3-year bachelor’s degrees in education
Arizona State University is launching its first three-year bachelor's degree programs, giving education students the option of an accelerated curriculum for certain paths. The programs are … more
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Arizona State University opens the 2026 football season Sept. 5 at Mountain America Stadium.
Fans driving to ASU football opener need game plan
Streets will be closed before, during and after tonight’s game between Morgan State and Arizona State University at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe. The game starts at 7 p.m., and these streets … more
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Former Tempe Mayor, Arizona Senator and Congressional Representative Harry Mitchell.
Tempe council honors former mayor Mitchell following his passing
On July, 29, former Tempe mayor and congressman Harry Mitchell died at the age of 86. At the Aug. 31 council meeting, the Tempe City Council read a proclamation in his honor. Mitchell lived in … more
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The Four Peaks Brewery website states its building, which used to be a creamery, is haunted by the ghost of Victor Vogel, who was the superintendent of the Borden Creamery and Ice Factory when it inhabited that building. (Courtesy Tempe History Museum)
Four Peaks Haunted Brewery returns
As the heat begins to fade and the nights get longer and darker, Four Peaks Brewing is getting ready to resurrect the spookiest time of year with its annual Haunted Brewery Tour program. The … more
Tempe seeks input for the Indian Bend Wash walking path.
Tempe seeks input on path near wash
Upgrades to the existing Indian Bend Wash Multi-use Path between McKellips and Curry Roads are still in progress. The City of Tempe is hosting an in-person and virtual public meeting on Sept. 17 … more

Aimee Yentes from the Arizona Free Enterprise Club, addresses voters attending the East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance forum.
Chambers forum hears arguments on top propositions
A local ballot initiative forum highlighted key issues voters will see on their upcoming ballot. The forum, hosted by the East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance , was held Thursday morning at … more
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Alfred Gaines explains what happened on the day he experienced an opioid overdose and was given Narcan.
Tempe to give Narcan to residents to help curb overdose deaths
When Alfred Gaines was experiencing an overdose years ago, someone in his inner circle immediately sprayed naloxone, better known as Narcan, into his nose. Narcan is a nasal spray that delivers … more
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Tempe Police make arrest in Mesa.
Tempe Police arrest suspect accused of church burglary
A man accused of breaking into Grace Community Church and causing approximately $10,000 in damage has been arrested following an investigation that relied on video evidence and detailed analysis by … more
A storm near the Superstition Mountains.
Free rainwater and greywater recycling workshop in Tempe
The City of Tempe Sustainability and Resilience Division, as part of the Rain to Roots initiative , is partnering with Watershed Management Group on an impactful series of workshops to help … more
Performers gear up for the ninth annual "Dancing for One-n-Ten at Tempe Center for the Arts.
Ninth Annual 'Dancing for One-n-Ten' at Tempe Center for the Arts
One-n-Ten will host its 9th Annual Dancing for one•n•ten on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Tempe Center for the Arts, bringing together LGBTQ+ community members, leaders, allies and supporters for an … more
Mayor Corey Woods gives remarks announcing the Dementia and Age Friendly Park space at Kiwanis Park in Tempe.
Tempe to open park for older adults, dementia-diagnosed residents
Tucked away off of Mill Avenue and All-American Way is what once was the Tempe Sister Cities Garden at Kiwanis Park. The city will be turning it into a space for older adults and those with dementia … more
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