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The event serves as a way to recognize local first responders for their hard work in the community.
First responders celebrated at Tempe St. Luke's Hospital annual BBQ
Tempe St. Luke's Hospital hosted its annual First Responders Annual BBQ on April 11, at the Ruben Romero Pavilion in Kiwanis Park in Tempe, recognizing the first responders who service the residents of Tempe and surrounding communities. more
Tempe's Clark Park Community Center and Pool reopens Saturday, after closing over 15 years ago.
Clark Park Community Center and Pool reopens April 20
Water sliding, fitness classes, lap swimming, crocheting… these are just a few of the activities that can be enjoyed at the brand new Clark Park Community Center & Pool, which will mark its grand opening on Saturday, April 20, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. more
An event at ASU welcomes survivors of the Oct. 7 attack at the Nova Festival attack.
Israeli survivors of Oct. 7 attack schedule tour stop in Tempe
ISRAEL-is and the Seed The Dream Foundation’s Survived to Tell Tour, an initiative that shares testimonials of those who survived the Oct. 7 attack, makes a stop at Arizona State University in Tempe, on Tuesday, April 16. more
Arizona Coyotes' Matias Maccelli (63) and Michael Kesselring (5) celebrate a goal against the Edmonton Oilers during overtime in an NHL hockey game Friday, April 12, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)
Coyotes issue statement on team’s status in Arizona
Amid reports that the Arizona Coyotes are headed to Salt Lake City, the team’s chairman said Saturday that there are a “myriad” of unresolved issues. Here are some of Alex … more
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Speeding, impairment suspected in fatal Tempe crash
A two-vehicle collision early Saturday morning at Southern Avenue and 48 th Street killed one driver an injured another, Tempe police said. “It is suspected that impairment and high speeds … more
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FILE - The marquee in front of the Energy Solutions Arena, formerly the Delta Center, home of the Utah Jazz, shows conflicting signage at dusk before a game against the Toronto Raptors, Monday, Nov. 20, 2006, in Salt Lake City. Preparations are being made in case an NHL team is in Salt Lake City sooner than later. Prospective owner Ryan Smith earlier this week solicited public suggestions for a team name. All this comes as the Arizona Coyotes are hoping to win a land auction for a site to build a new arena in the city of Phoenix. (AP Photo/Steve C. Wilson, File)
Coyotes players informed of expected move to Salt Lake City, AP source says
Arizona Coyotes players have been informed the NHL club is expected to relocate to Salt Lake City, a person with knowledge of the meeting tells The Associated Press. Coyotes general manager Bill … more
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Two Tempe students have been named to Junior Achievement of Arizona's 18 under 18.
Two Tempe students make Junior Achievement’s 18 under 18
Junior Achievement of Arizona announced its 2024 18 under 18 winners, students who have started businesses and nonprofits, broken glass ceilings, volunteered or advocated for a cause.  more
Pat's Run marks two decades of honoring the life of Pat Tillman in Tempe.
Honoring a local hero: Pat’s Run co-founder reflects on 20th anniversary
Pat’s Run marks its 20th anniversary April 13, celebrating two decades of honoring the life of Pat Tillman. more
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Executive Director of Academic Equity and Excellence Dr. Sandra Laine speaks at the April 9 board meeting.
Kyrene board reviews social emotional wellness policy
Kyrene School District Governing Board recently reviewed the first draft of the district’s social emotional wellness policy, a document reflecting the district’s commitment to promote a system-wide, whole-learner focus. more
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Weekend freeway work to affect Mesa-to-Tempe Loop 202 link
Northbound/westbound Loop 202 will be closed between US 60 in east Mesa and Loop 101 in Tempe beginning Friday night, state transportation officials said. The closure … more
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Surprise library patrons will have access to more titles from other libraries thanks to the MAX system run by Maricopa County.
Valley library systems add more titles with sharing program
Surprise library officials are hoping to stay relevant in the digital age of books on phones with apps that drive reading. more
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Tempe honors future military service members May 6.
Tempe recognizes future military service members May 6
Honor the Tempe high school graduates and community members who have committed to national service in the United States military on May 6 at Tempe Center for the Arts as part of the 10th annual Tempe Community Salute.   more
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