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Tempe officials are scheduled to hold informational meetings Thursday to review a proposed ordinance that would ban automatic license plate readers.
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Arizona State University's recent performance, which borders physical theatre and dance, will debut in Paris at UNESCO’s MOST Climate Summit.
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Locals have been calling on Dan Harkins to reopen Valley Art theater to once again screen “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” Robrt Pela says it would be an ode to the value of small business.
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The city of Tempe is considering an ordinance that would limit the use of automatic license plate readers. The proposal would also destroy all its existing ALPR data and penalize city staff for violations.
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The facility is set to be the first outsourced advanced packaging facility in the United States that will be capable of handling high volume.
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The rate of opioid overdose deaths, among most age groups, has been on the rise in recent years in Maricopa County — and most of those deaths were classified as unintentional. It’s one reason why the city of Tempe is making it easier to get free Narcan.
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Democratic Rep. Janeen Connolly is a freshman lawmaker from District 8, which covers downtown Tempe and the surrounding areas. It’s an historically safe Democratic district, but she wanted to talk to voters who didn’t vote for her — because she represents them, too.
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Tempe is developing a new 25-year transportation plan. The goal is to make basic essentials — like shopping, schools and healthcare services — accessible to all residents within a 20-minute walk, bike ride or by public transportation.
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Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale and Tucson have joined 85 other plaintiffs in the Fire Apparatus Antitrust Litigation.
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Tempe officials say they will not seek another company to replace the system. In Cave Creek, officials say all Flock cameras were removed after one was stolen.