Eleven Tempe students, three educators, six community members and three businesses have been awarded the 2016 Tempe Mayor’s Disability Awards, honoring those with disabilities for ability, advocacy and achievements, along with people or businesses that assist or support the disability communities.

Tempe is currently testing the quality of its drinking water to ensure it meets all federal recommendations and regulations.

Generally, it’s students who brag to their families about earning an A+.

Haute couture fashionistas had nothing on three young woman selected as the winners of this year’s Chandler Trashion Fashion Show.

It’s the place college football fans in the Valley gather every Saturday to cheer on their Sun Devils. It’s the place Pat Tillman and Frank Kush left their legacies.

Corona's track team had the most state qualifiers in the school’s history at the AIA Division I State Championships held May 4 and 7 at Mesa Community College, at which the girls team finished fifth and the boys team sixth out of 38 DI teams.

Progression. It’s a word that’s synonymous with the direction Beth Fiorenza plans to pursue in her new role as Downtown Chandler Community Partnership’s executive director.

Tempe is home to the largest university in the U.S., but it’s also home to a burgeoning population of senior citizens.