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From left, Dr. Morgan Olsen, Dr. Christine Wilkinson, Willmeng CEO James Murphy and Willmeng Market Leader Parrish Rowland take part in the ceremonial ribbon cutting for the renovated ASU Alumni Lawn.
Renovation completed on ASU’s Alumni Lawn
Leaders from Arizona State University and Willmeng Construction gathered for an event to formally celebrate the completion of ASU’s iconic Alumni Lawn renovation.  more
Tempe Public Library will present Practical Audacity: Black Women Leading in Human Rights, a panel discussion on how Black women in Tempe and beyond have led the way in supporting human rights.
Tempe Public Library presents panel on Black woman, human rights
Join Tempe Public Library for a discussion on April 10 about how Black women in Tempe and beyond have led the way in supporting human rights. more
Rep. Greg Stanton discussed the local impact of his work in the federal government at the Tempe Chamber's 2024 State of the District.
Stanton gives federal update at Tempe Chamber event
Rep. Greg Stanton addressed East Valley leaders and business community at the Tempe Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 State of the District, providing insight into his work in the federal government supporting workforce development, transportation and more. more
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SRP delivers water to the Valley through a series of canals located throughout the Valley.
Election results announced for SRP’s board and council
Voters in the Salt River Project elections held on Tuesday, April 2, filled 22 seats on the board and council of the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District and 20 seats of the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association.  more
Jury finds man guilty of sexual assault of college student in Tempe
A 33-year-old man faces more than 25 years in prison after a jury convicted him in a case the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office called “stranger rape.” Eric Todd Bell was found … more
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El Puente Festival returns to Tempe Center for the Arts on April 21.
Tempe Center for the Arts hosts El Puente Festival on April 21
El Puente Festival, the largest free Latiné and Indigenous performing arts event at Tempe Center for the Arts, returns on Sunday, April 21 from 2 to 6 p.m.  more

The exhibit features a number of artworks paying tribute to Chavez.
New Tempe History Museum exhibit delves into life of Cesar Chavez
Thanks to its newest curator with a personal connection, Tempe History Museum celebrates activist Cesar Chavez in its latest exhibit, exploring his lasting impact in Arizona and his work as a civil rights and farm labor leader. more
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Tempe History Society will honor six Tempe "legends" on April 13 at the annual Tempe Legends Gala Reception.
Tempe ‘legends’ to be honored April 13
The Tempe History Society will pay tribute to six Tempe “legends” in April, honoring both living and historic members of the community who have made a difference in some way.  more
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Man suspected of recording girl in Tempe clothing store fitting room
A 28-year-old man has been arrested after police said he is suspected of  recording a girl in the fitting room of Forever 21 at the Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe. Police were called to the … more
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Academic Equity and Excellence Director for Grades 4-8 Amy Gingell discussed the district's process for selecting its SEL curriculum vendor at the board's March 26 meeting.
Kyrene awards contract for social, emotional learning resources
Kyrene School District is moving forward with the implementation of a middle school social and emotional learning curriculum to be used in the next school year. more
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An example of one of the micro shelters that Tempe plans to install throughout the city.
Sustainable transit shelters debuting this week in Tempe
The city of Tempe is installing four new, state-of-the-art transit shelters this week, marking a significant step forward in its commitment to improving public transportation.  more
Tempe City Council hosts the second public hearing for an ordinance related to the College & 7th mixed-use project.
College and 7th development in Tempe increases height, number of units
Tempe City Council continues to deliberate on the College & 7th mixed-use project, as the development team increases the number of parking spaces, dwelling units and an additional underground floor for parking. more
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