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As part of the 2024 Arizona Gives Day, an additional $180,000 was granted to local nonprofits.
Tempe nonprofit receives $3,500 grant thanks to Arizona Gives Day
Arizona Gives Day granted an additional $180,000 to Arizona nonprofits as part of its annual prize pool, boosting the results for nonprofits statewide.  more
Spinato's Pizzeria & Family Kitchen launches new chicken-based pizza crust.
Spinato’s Pizzeria in Tempe debuts carb-free pizza crust
Tempe-based Spinato's Pizzeria & Family Kitchen continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary in May and June, launching a new chicken-based pizza crust. more
Trooper shoots, kills armed man near Loop 101 in Tempe: DPS
An Arizona trooper early Sunday morning shot and killed a man who pulled out a handgun after he refused to follow commands while barricaded in a vehicle near Loop 101 in Tempe,  authorities … more
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Keep Tempe Beautiful volunteers planted 34 trees April 27 at Meyer Montessori and Ward Traditional schools and Rotary Park, according to a release from the organization.
Keep Tempe Beautiful plants trees at schools, parks
Tempe is a bit more beautiful this weekend because of the work of 31 volunteers. Keep Tempe Beautiful volunteers planted 34 trees April 27 at Meyer Montessori and Ward Traditional schools and … more
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Tempe releases a preview of summer activities that residents can partake in.
Check out Tempe’s summer programming
Summer is almost here, and Tempe released its preview of all the awesome programs, events and activities to help residents have the best summer ever. more
Tempe is in the process of considering potential speed limit reductions in four city corridors.
Council contemplates lower speed limits in Tempe
Tempe is looking at lowering speed limits on several roadways to address the evolution of roadway functions over time and the current roadside culture. more
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Four Peaks Brewing is bringing back its Four Peaks for Teachers for its thirteenth year.
Four Peaks Brewing provides supplies to teachers for 13th year
Four Peaks Brewing is bringing back its beloved annual community program, Four Peaks for Teachers, for its thirteenth year, starting this May during Teacher Appreciation Week.  more
Cypress Hill is stopping in Tempe as part of their “We Legalized It 2024” tour.
Cypress Hill performs in Tempe May 5
Renowned rap group Cypress Hill is scheduled to perform in Tempe on Sunday, May 5, at Marquee Theatre.  more
The city of Tempe will recognize Tempe residents who have decided to serve in the armed forces.
10th Annual Tempe Community Salutes takes place May 6
Tempe will celebrate dozens of residents at its 10th Annual Tempe Community Salutes on Monday, May 6, from 6 to 7 p.m. at Tempe Center for the Arts. more
Guests met with the city's Tempe Works jobs program and Tempe Municipal Court, like Holly Charlie, a resident at the city's shelter looking for work and permanent housing.
Tempe’s Project Connect serves over 100 unsheltered individuals, families
Nearly 120 unsheltered individuals and families received help at Project Connect, a one-day event designed to assist those in need with life-changing resources held on April 23.   more
Melissa and Haley Harlan are leading the expansion of Drink Me! Tea Room's express tea bar, offering a number of teas, treats and more.
Tempe’s Drink Me! Tea Room expands with new store concept
A Tempe business offering the classic tearoom experience — with some key twists — expands its operations with a new “express” tea bar. more
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Tempe kicks off its Movies in the Park series on May 3.
Weekly free movies start May 3 at Kiwanis Park
Pack a picnic dinner, grab a blanket and head over to Kiwanis Park to watch classic family-friendly movies under the stars as part of Tempe’s free movie series, Movies in the Park, which is back on the first four Friday nights in May. more
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