New Times readers aren’t impressed by Tempe’s new Mill Avenue sign
“Looks cheap AF”
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New gateway sign installed over Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe
“Perfect climbing for drunk guys on the weekends.”
New interactive Tempe waterfront restaurant to open this spring
Focusing on tableside cooking with luxe upgrades, the new restaurant is getting ready to make its debut.
Your guide to Reggae Rise Up Arizona 2026 this weekend. What to know
Three days of reggae and hip-hop take over Tempe Beach Park, with sets from Stephen Marley, SOJA and others.
Here’s how much money it takes to be considered ‘rich’ in Phoenix
What counts as being in the top 20% varies depending on what Valley city you’re in.
Rock stars on campus: remembering the golden era of ASU concerts
A look at the era when music’s biggest stars played in Tempe.
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This Tempe brewery is expanding. Here’s what that means for craft beer fans
PHX Beer Co. closed its downtown brewhouse in August. A new brewer is taking the reins.
New sushi concept opens within flashy Tempe steakhouse
A new sushi and cocktail bar makes its debut along the waterfront.
ASU students, faculty protest to block ICE from campus: 11 photos
The protesters demanded that ASU do more to restrict ICE activities on campus.
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Dubbed an ‘illegal speakeasy for minors,’ what’s next for Tempe Tavern?
The college bar is “a clear and present danger to the community,” the Arizona liquor license department says.
After massive underage drinking busts, Tempe bar sues the city
Over two years, 420 underage drinkers were arrested at the bar. Now, it’s suing the city for “reputational harm.”
Extra Innings Festival 2026 in Tempe: Your guide to the event
Twenty One Pilots and Mumford & Sons lead three days of music and MLB events.
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New Tempe cafe gears up for 24/7 service during Ramadan
“Ramadan is the most exciting time of the year,” the co-owner says. Here’s what Laymoon Cafe has planned for the holy month.
Here’s how much money it takes to be upper-middle class in the Valley
In certain Valley cities, upper-middle class feels achievable. In others, don’t hold your breath.
Charo, TV’s camp queen, is coming to Tempe to shred on flamenco guitar
Don’t be fooled by the “Drag Race” and “Love Boat” cameos. She’s a classically trained Spanish guitarist who wants you to cry at her show.
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New Tempe smokehouse puts a flavorful twist on tradition
From melt-in-your-mouth brisket to tasty tandoori turkey, it’s clear why diners are lining up to try this new barbecue spot.
Remembering John Lemire, a beloved fixture of Phoenix’s music scene
The former doorman at Long Wong’s and Nita’s Hideaway died in July 2025.
Waterboarding and spicy cheeseballs: ASU frat faces hazing lawsuit
Two former SAE pledges laid out their alleged three-months hazing hell: binge drinking, physical punishment and more.
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West Valley hot chicken shop brings the heat to Tempe
The Nashville-style eatery tempts customers with spice levels from “mild” to “Sun Devil.” It lands in Tempe this weekend.
Here’s when Tempe’s Darkstar Theater is closing
“Despite our best efforts, we were unable to make it work long term.”
ASU students hold walkout to protest Trump and ICE
The protest was part of a nationwide “Free America Walkout” held on the anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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Valley suburbs among U.S. cities with lowest property tax burdens
Arizona has long been known for its low property taxes, which draws transplants to the state.