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Tempe considers easing sign restrictions
In a nod to businesses trying to be creative during the recession, the Tempe City Council will consider relaxing signage restrictions.
Tempe to ask judge to reconsider tattoo parlor decision
On Monday, Tempe will ask a Maricopa County Superior Court judge to reconsider his decision to allow a tattoo business to open in Tempe.
Tempe music group falls victim to thieves just before tour
" Just days before leaving on tour, the Arizona Academy of the Performing Arts says someone has stolen a utility vehicle and trailer used to haul their heavy instruments.
Manufacturing Activity Contracts for 17th Month
Jul. 2--Manufacturing activity declined for the 17th consecutive month in June, but the rate of contraction in the factory sector continues to be slower compared with the steep downturns during the fall and winter.
Tempe's progressive citizens yearned for fireworks
"And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air . . . " Francis Scott Key's stirring 1814 line from his poem "Defence of Fort McHenry," a battle in the War of 1812, became the symbol of Fourth of July celebrations.
FD: Tempe business evacuated as smoke pours from building
Firefighters from three east Valley cities are at the scene of a 1st alarm fire in south Tempe Saturday.
Family of 5 seriously hurt in Loop 202 crash
A family of five is in serious condition after their sedan crashed into an abandoned vehicle on the Loop 202 late Tuesday morning.
Landtrust makes Tempe housing affordable to many in need
It may not look like much to the average passer-by but a 1,188-square-foot house in Tempe is one family's castle.
Tempe Gay Bar The Door Slams Shut
It appears that Tempe gay and lesbian hangout The Door has, uh, closed its doors for good.
First round of Tempe buyouts leave city Tuesday
Tempe will have 1,379 years of combined experience walk out the door as of Tuesday,when the first round of workers who accepted an incentive to retire or resign leave the city.
Woman Charged in Light Rail Hit-and-Run
A Mesa woman has had her car impounded and is facing several charges after striking a light rail train and then fleeing the scene.
Tempe man arrested for setting fires
A Tempe man was arrested on arson charges after an investigation revealed that he was involved in three separate arson incidents in Tempe.
Tempe PD: Woman hits light rail, caught after fleeing scene
TEMPE, AZ a ' Police caught and arrested a woman accused of colliding into a light rail train and fleeing the scene on Wednesday morning.
Funding woes hamper Phoenix light rail expansion
PHOENIX - Phoenix officials have delayed a proposed expansion of this car-crazy city's new light rail system, citing funding problems and a drop in tax revenue because of the slow economy.
Grand jury indicts 65 in Ariz. student aid scheme
A federal grand jury has indicted 65 people accused of defrauding the government out of more than $500,000 in federal student aid money.
Double Murder Suspect Was Schizophrenic
After more than 24 hours of searching, 35-year-old Erick Lampert was apprehended.
Man arrested in deaths of his mother, nephew
Police on Monday arrested a mentally-ill man suspected of bludgeoning to death his mother and 14-year-old nephew two days earlier.
Second phase of Tempe park set to open for visitors
The City of Tempe is will be opening up the second phase of Sixth Street Park Monday morning.
Tempe shopping center disappears under recession
A symbol of the recession's stranglehold on local business, The Groves shopping center in south Tempe has become a shell of what it used to be.
Tempe officer receives minor injuries in crash
A Tempe police officer was injured late Friday night after a woman ran a red light at 48th Street and Southern Avenue and struck the front of his car, authorities said.
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