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A Tempe Union High School District employee was arrested and booked into jail Saturday following an investigation into the inappropriate use and downloading of district security video footage for … more
With the school year in full swing, the Kyrene School District has held a first reading of various policies regarding school extracurricular groups, CPR-trained staff and reporting of abuse to … more
After several weeks with minimal public action from Tempe boards, the Board of Adjustment and the Development Review Commission are back on Aug. 25 and 26 to discuss pending improvements to various … more
The City of Tempe is seeking public input for restoration changes to the Double Butte Cemetary.   An infrastructure and historical assessment was recently completed for the cemetery, … more
Sonoran University of Health Sciences has launched the Clinical Center of Excellence for Integrative Oncology, led by Dr. Eliot Edwards, in Tempe.  This new model of integrative care brings … more
Mill Avenue, one of the most recognizable spots in Tempe, has undergone many changes in the past few years in the form of construction, roadwork and new businesses. Christian Loria, marketing … more

The East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance (EVCCA) will host its 2026 Ballot Issues Forum on Thursday, Sept.3, from 8 to 11 a.m., bringing business leaders and community stakeholders together to … more
This year marks 25 years since the Twin Towers were attacked in New York with thousands losing their lives and millions being affected in the aftermath.  The Tempe Healing Field is … more
The Arizona Biltmore’s Frank Lloyd Wright Ballroom was filled with hundreds of Arizona community members from all over Arizona at the recent Arizona League of Cities conference, spreading joy and … more
Today, Waymo's new Ojai vehicle reaches an important milestone on that journey, as all riders in Phoenix can now hail a fully autonomous Ojai. Waymo has ambitious plans to offer fully autonomous … more
Independent Newsmedia is looking for Arizonans’ memories of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks and their aftermath. If you’d like to share a memory, please email no more than 300 words along with … more
In the spirit of calling itself a bicycle-friendly city, Chandler is about to embark on one of the larger recent shared-use trail projects it’s ever undertaken on the far west end of the city. … more
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