1 hr ago | Examiner.com
Phoenix Craigslist Chronicles for June 2, 2012
In the Phoenix version of the Craigslist Chronicles, we are going to look at the local Phoenix Metro, Tucson, and Flagstaff listings which will show billiard cues for sale throughout the state, and allow players, collectors, or businesses the chance to find a good deal.
8 hrs ago | AZCentral.com
With cloud of suspicion lifted, Mitchell ready to take office
The shadow hanging over Tempe's incoming mayor has been lifted as Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk declined this week to file charges against Mark Mitchell, who was under investigation for nearly 30-year-old sexual-abuse allegations.
12 hrs ago | AZCentral.com
Dry River Yacht Club to perform free at museum
The Dry River Yacht Club will present a free concert at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Tempe History Museum, 809 E. Southern Ave., Tempe.
Tempe this Weekend - Stray Cat Theatre presents Heddatron
This weekend catch Stray Cat Theatre's production of Heddatron, a crazy spin on the Henrik Ibsen play Hedda Gabler that incorporates a modern day pregnant housewife from Michigan, robots andA Henrik Ibsen himself.
Tempe police: 2 teen girls tried to trade sex for fast food
Two girls accused of attempting to trade sexual favors for McDonald's fare on Tempe streets are experienced $200-an-hour prostitutes with handlers, despite being only 14 and 18.
You won't get stung by the Killer B's burger at Lucky Break in Tempe
Billiards, burgers and beer is just a few of the B's that are served up at Lucky Break http://www.luckybreakaz.com/index.html in Tempe.
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Xtreme Consulting Group Announces New Office Launch in Tempe, Arizona
Kirkland, WA, June 1, 2012 -- Xtreme Consulting Group, Inc., a leading provider of Business Consulting, IT Consulting and Staffing Services, today announced the opening of a new office in Tempe, Arizona.
Arizona State University astronomers discover faintest distant galaxy
This is a false color image of the galaxy LAEJ095950.99+021219.1 . In this image, blue corresponds to optical light , red to near-infrared light .
Search for Improv owner enters 3rd week
The owner of an Arizona comedy club that recently shut its doors has not been seen for more than two weeks.
Loop 202 eastbound closed after fiery car crash
A car caught on fire after a two-vehicle crash Thursday evening, prompting officials to close eastbound Loop 202 in Tempe, authorities said.
Arizona landfill search for girl, 5, to end in June
The methodical search of an Arizona landfill for the body of a 5-year-old girl missing for about eight months and now believed to be dead is expected to finish by the end of June, police said Thursday.
Finally, the time has come to discover the history behind Sparky the Sun Devil. Read up on ASU's older mascots in last week's entry.
Girl, 18, offered sex with a 14-year-old in exchange for McDonalds meal
Worrying: Faelyn Ritz, 18, pictured, is facing a child prostitution charge after attempting to trade sex with herself and a 14-year-old girl in return for a McDonald's meal A teenage girl is facing a child prostitution charge after attempting to trade sex with herself and a 14-year-old in return for a McDonald's meal.
Rio Salado College graduate overcomes troubled history
Jana Easley walked across the stage at Arizona State University's graduation ceremony two weeks ago and has been accepted to the university's master's fast-track program for social work.
A woman received minor injuries after being hit by a car in Tempe this afternoon, according to a Tempe fire spokesman.
Fighting fire with fire at school
It is, or at least should be, universal wisdom that "guns don't kill people, people kill people".A The question at hand is whether law-abiding citizens should be able to carry a firearm or other weapon into or near an educational institution as a right of self-defense .A In order to answer this question, it is imperative to go back in history and ... (more)
Tempe neighbors oppose plan for low-income units
The Tempe City Council is expected to decide Thursday whether to allow an out-of-state developer to bypass height and density rules for a proposed low-income housing complex along the light-rail line.
Tempe Police Department's spokesman has roots in education
Sgt. Jeffrey Glover, the new public face of the Tempe Police Department, didn't always want to be in law enforcement.
Cycle: Maricopa County Tables Plans for Downtown Bicycle Cellar
Maricopa County has opted to not pursue a bike station project for the long vacant ground floor of Downtown Phoenix's historic Security Building.