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.
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A sold-out crowd gathered at the Tempe Center for the Arts on March 16 for the 16th Annual feeney/winthrop Benefit Concert for local nonprofit St. Joseph the Worker.
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April is Autism Acceptance Month, and a locally owned Mexican restaurant is holding a monthlong fundraising campaign for the local autism community.
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Sonoran University of Health Sciences announced that Dr. Paul Mittman will be retiring in June 2025 after 25 years as president and CEO of the institution.
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Six Phoenix libraries have electric vehicle charging stations, a step toward the city’s goal of 500 EV stations by 2030.
The city initiative with support from Tempe-based Salt River …
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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.
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A bridge for bicycles and pedestrian is being proposed for a bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad tracks near Los Feliz Drive in Tempe, and city officials what to know what residents think about …
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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 …
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Three nights a week inside the Westside Multigenerational Center in Tempe, more than 200 people come together to learn English, mastering the language for potentially better jobs, more opportunities, and a deeper connection with the community and their families.
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