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Tempe approved the utilization of several one-year contracts for capital improvement projects for fiber infrastructure, station cabling, new facility builds and more.
Tempe approves $2.5M in contracts for cabling communications systems
Tempe City Council unanimously approved the utilization of several one-year contracts at its Sept. 19 meeting, supporting capital improvement projects for fiber infrastructure, station cabling, new facility builds and more. more
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Nineteen-year veteran of the ASU Police Department John Thompson has been named the department's new chief of police.
ASU alum assumes role as university chief of police
Arizona State University officials announced that a university alum with extensive campus law enforcement experience will be the next ASU Police Department chief of police effective Sept. 16. more
Valley weekend road work includes I-10 in Chandler/Tempe area
Freeway closures and lane restrictions along sections of Valley freeways will affect weekend travel plans through Monday morning. … more
Toenjes: Kyrene Superintendent's  September message, school safety
It is amazing how quickly we’ve reached this point in the school year — two months in and just two weeks away from fall break.  more
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Greenstone Partners is marketing a new property in Tempe with an asking price of $8.5 million. 
Greenstone Partners seeks $8.5M for Tempe property
Greenstone Partners and ORION Investment Real Estate announced the marketing of a newly entitled land opportunity at 1734 E. Apache Blvd. in Tempe, with an asking price of $8.5 million.  more
East Valley Institute of Technology has two Mesa campuses — at 1601 W. Main St. and 6625 S. Power Road.
East Valley Institute of Technology reports 2011 lease deal to state, federal authorities
An internal review by the East Valley Institute of Technology discovered a lease signed in 2011 may have resulted in the school not being paid fair market value for rent while a third party may have … more

Tempe Mayor Corey Woods spoke of the positive impacts of local investments in the semiconductor industry.
Tempe, Phoenix mayors show support at ASU for $29.6M federal microelectronics award
Officials from the White House and the U.S. Department of Defense met at Arizona State University on Sept. 17 to discuss their recent $29.6 million investment into five new local projects that will support domestic chip-making capabilities. more
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Tempe PD asks public for help identifying mall shooting suspects
Tempe Police Department detectives are following up on leads as they attempt to locate those involved in the Friday night shooting at the food court inside Arizona Mills mall. Authorities are … more
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The city of Tempe is working with faith-based organizations to stem the effects of heat-related hazards, like Desert Palm United Church of Christ’s community garden.
Desert Palm United partners with Tempe on disaster preparedness, resiliency
Desert Palm United Church of Christ is one of eight faith-based organizations to work with the city of Tempe to increase disaster preparedness and resiliency. more
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Greater Phoenix Urban League Young Professionals were among the groups that urged college-aged voters to stay engaged and informed at the Youth Voter Forum at ASU’s downtown Phoenix campus on Sept. 15, 2024. (Photo by Hayden Larkin/Cronkite News)
ASU voter forum encourages college-aged voters to engage ahead of 2024 election
PHOENIX — With the 2024 election around the corner, droves of people are being pushed toward the polls this November. But for many young voters, it has become difficult to remain engaged. … more
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The Tempe Chamber has partnered with Microsoft on an AI knowledge competition.
Tempe Chamber collaborates with Microsoft on new AI competition
The Tempe Chamber of Commerce and Microsoft have launched a new AI Skill-A-Thon, a free skilling competition to help local professionals, job seekers, students and employers learn basic knowledge, skills and competencies in AI to help them in their chosen career path.  more
Last survivor of Tempe mobile home fire dies
A 22-year-old woman died Friday night after fighting for her life for more than two weeks following a fire at a mobile home park in Tempe. Valerie Magana-Gonzalez, 22, died about 10:30 p.m. … more
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