I’ve had the pleasure of writing about sports and a number of other topics for Wrangler News for a little over a year.

It’s hard to believe that August is over and our students, teachers and classrooms have settled into their routines and rituals.

In August 2002, when we first moved to the Valley, we had the brilliant, moneysaving idea of keeping our Thermostat set to 90 degrees.

Water meters throughout Tempe are being swapped out or upgraded with new, automated technology that can track water use in real time.

While many school districts across the state struggle to offer electives to middle-school students, the Kyrene district is announcing an expansion, in both the number of choices and the frequency of the exploratory classes, for this academic year, 2016-17.

One of my earliest childhood memories floats back to me every now and then.

Overseeing the transition of Kyrene del Norte into a dual language academy is a job Principal Jaime Soto prepared for his entire life.

One of Tempe’s signature events that has raised big money for the Sister Cities program is undergoing substantial changes this year.