Tempe cops beat the shit out of a cheerleader, now want her jailed
Eryn Bonner’s lawyer says Tempe should decline to pursue the charges the police recommended for his client, an ASU student.
Eryn Bonner’s lawyer says Tempe should decline to pursue the charges the police recommended for his client, an ASU student.
There’s still time to belt out a few more crowd favorites at the Mill Avenue spot before its pianos go quiet.
This new Tempe destination makes a statement. Take a look inside the impressive space.
Sex Pistols, Dinosaur Jr. and dozens of other acts are headed to the iconic Tempe concert venue this year.
The video from the July 19 arrest on Mill Ave. shows a Tempe cop shoving, tackling and punching a Black woman.
“I like having a summer event or program that we can look forward to every year,” says a local restaurant owner.
Tempe Tavern went to federal court over what it calls “selective” raids that nabbed hundreds of underage drinkers.
The latest from Pretty Decent Concepts will offer food and atmosphere inspired by ancient Rome.
“I never once, as a kid, thought, man… I really want to become a chef.” Luckily for Valley diners, he changed his mind.
Ted’s has grilled hot dogs in Tempe for 43 years. In Chandler, the restaurant has been open for a month.
The beloved East Valley record store will reopen soon with a new owner.
In May, ICE arrested Dilan Paredes’ mother before collecting him from school at her request. They spent weeks in detention.
The math maths in your favor at Yucca Tap Room
Watsky, Shoshana Bean and other standout acts highlight the upcoming season.
Since retiring in 2012, Ron Tapscott has made it his mission to prod Tempe leaders into making the city a better place.
The fight over the future of the beloved but disheveled Tempe golf course has raged for two years.
A look back at Tempe’s most iconic rock bars, nightclubs and concert joints.
Brooke St. George and Bobby Nichols are likely to knock out two sitting councilmembers after a contentious runoff.
Thieves pocketed a $4k bottle of cognac from a Tempe restaurant. Then they called the restaurant to say it wasn’t them.
Tempe voters received mailers, paid for “100 percent from out of state contributors,” attacking two city council candidates.
“This place really does bring a lot of these people together.”
Dinner and drinks took on a whole new meaning for these alleged thieves.