Nextdoor: Useful neighborhood tool or threat to privacy?
Nextdoor: A SPECIAL REPORT
Editor’s note - In light of recent international headlines, Wrangler News contributor Sammie Ann Wicks set out to learn more about...
Worsening coronavirus fears propel closures, cancelations
Editor's note: Since the initial publication of this article, numerous changes have occurred in the Tempe and West Chandler communities regarding COVID-19 prevention efforts. The...
Tempe, W. Chandler businesses face multiple challenges to keep up with changing landscape
By Joyce Coronel
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, shoppers in Tempe and West Chandler are coming up against an unprecedented challenge: It’s nearly impossible...
Kyrene community mourns passing of Paloma Principal Janet Tobias
Parents, students, teachers and Kyrene officials are mourning the sudden passing of Janet Tobias, principal of Kyrene de la Paloma Elementary School. T
Tragedy of teen suicide propels group to action: 30 volunteers respond to middle-school’s mental...
By Diana Nelson
The tragic loss of young students to suicide that left a school community devastated was the catalyst that drove one woman...
Teen’s success story debunks homeschool myth
Noah Kutz starts his day just like any other, with the helping of a delicious breakfast to motivate him up and out of bed...
The effect of COVID-19 on Westchester Senior Living
Following a Maricopa County-wide trend of deaths from COVID-19 in nursing homes and long-term care facilities, a number of residents of Westchester Senior Living...
Neighbors rally vs proliferation of short-term rentals
If you think of your home as your castle, you’re not unlike the Tempe residents who live in Estate La Colina.
Churches connect online during crisis
By Noah Kutz
Nearly every part of daily life has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, from average residents to the world’s most powerful...
Flyover to honor healthcare workers set for Friday, May 1
empe City Hall, the ASU campus and Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital will be among sites of a Valleywide flyover by a formation of 15 aircraft involving Luke Air Force Base, the 56th and the 944th Fighter Wings, as well as the Arizona Air National Guard’s 161st Air Refueling Wing, in honor of Arizona’s front line COVID-19 responders.