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Homeowners in a mature south Tempe neighborhood on May 1 will appeal the city Development Review Commission’s approval of a two-story townhouse project that allows second-story balconies 10 feet from the back property line of their seven-figure homes. tempenews.com/news/peeping-t…

Fraternities are not the only perpetrators of loud gatherings in a college town, though, and noisy parties are not the only activities gnawing at city leaders to the extent that they are updating and toughening city nuisance laws. tempenews.com/news/tempe-aim…

The new traffic lanes, interchanges and bridges are done. What remains is landscaping, lane striping, signage, lighting and completion of ramps that lead to two new pedestrian/cyclists bridges over I-10. tempenews.com/news/early-ret…

Tempe will go into the summer with only one official cooling center, down from five a year ago, due largely to a change in qualifications. tempenews.com/news/new-rules…

The Leo, with twin 20-story apartment towers and 14,000 square feet of ground-level retail at the southeastern corner of Rural Road and University Drive, is moving forward to City Council for approval. tempenews.com/news/20-story-…

Kyrene School District will be giving all their employees a 1% salary increase and a $1,000 retention bonus for full-time workers next school year. tempenews.com/news/kyrene-wo…

City of Tempe officials have agreed not to require its special-events permit for meals for the homeless in city parks. tempenews.com/news/tempe-to-…

An overflow crowd of emotionally charged partisans booed and hooted at a zoning attorney as she explained how a developer she represents has revised its plan four times to reduce density of a housing community proposed for the closed Shalimar Golf Club. tempenews.com/news/developer…

Juneteenth marks the historic day – June 19, 1865 – when enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas, finally heard they were freed, over two years after President Abraham Lincoln had signed the Emancipation Proclamation. Read about Tempe’s plans for this year: tempenews.com/news/tempe-sla…

With the Valley on edge over a wave of recent ICE raids, the anxiety hit close to home in Tempe last week when about three-dozen law-enforcement agents staged in the parking lot at Danelle Plaza, on the southwestern corner of Mill and Southern avenues. tempenews.com/news/drug-raid…

More Tempe Union High School District students participated in either sports or extracurricular activities on campus last school year than in 2023-24 – an encouraging sign for administrators concerned about students’ emotional well-being. tempenews.com/news/more-temp…

Tempe Marketplace shops are getting some new neighbors starting this summer. tempenews.com/business/tempe…

The glitz, glamour and love story between Satine and Christian in the 2001 film “Moulin Rouge!” captured the hearts of movie audiences. Now, fans can witness it on the stage during the North American tour of the musical at ASU Gammage. Read about it at EntertainerMag.com.

Tempe’s quest to land Google Fiber came full circle last week when the fiber-optic provider began construction on its high-speed internet network in the city years after negotiations had hit a snag. tempenews.com/news/google-fi…

It is difficult to gauge how serious the problem is because most incidents of drink spiking are not reported to law enforcement, according to Tempe City Councilman Randy Keating. tempenews.com/news/councilma…

Jane Neuheisel and her representative have separately denied that Shalimar Golf Club neighbors ever offered to pay to keep the water going on her closed course. tempenews.com/news/shalimar-…

Feed My Starving Children, which recently moved its food-packing operation to Tempe, is hurting for volunteers. tempenews.com/community/feed…

In a time where Arizona’s sports fashion seems to be at its hottest, some aficionados think the sports apparel industry in the Valley is hanging by a thread. tempenews.com/sports/valley-…

Kyrene Governing Board members recently got an early look at data showing student academic progress, though it won’t be until later this year that district administration will have a complete picture to share with them. tempenews.com/news/kyrene-re…

Arizona State athletic director Graham Rossini was adamant that the turbulent collegiate landscape won’t negatively impact the university. tempenews.com/sports/arizona…