Mill Avenue will soon be lit up with art projections and the sounds of local music thanks to an art installation coming this April, and pedal power is what brings it to life.
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Bookstores across the Valley will celebrate the March 26 publication of Emmy award-winning reporter Christina Estes’s debut mystery, “Off the Air.”
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Tempe staff is seeking input at public meetings and through an online survey in March and April for potential updates on zoning code regulations that allow accessory dwelling units.
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Diversity, equity and inclusion programming continues to face backlash in Arizona with the Goldwater Institute filing a lawsuit March 19 against the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of an Arizona State University professor who refuses to take the university’s required training.
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Tempe is working to recruit more landlords to expand affordable housing options for residents in housing voucher programs, as its new damage claim assistance program helps ensure that participating rental properties stay market-ready.
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The Tempe City Council has approved spending federal and state funds for programs to benefit neighborhoods viewed as the most vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
Growing Together: A …
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Tempe has its plans in place to handle the anticipated revenue cuts to come as a result of the state Legislature’s ban on collecting residential rental taxes.
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Join the Independent Newsmedia staff and dozens of vendors at the Chandler Senior Expo on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
The Valley's premier business senior health and lifestyle expo will be held at …
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In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, ASU’s American Indian Policy Institute hosted a reception for Tribal and community leaders at Desert Botanical Garden on Oct. 10.
Attendees learned …
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An exam only takes about 10 minutes. Yet millions of American men still aren’t inclined to get one.
In 1999, the Urology Care Foundation declared September as National Prostate Health Month, …
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