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Enlightened vision for area grads who attend MCC

Incoming VP vows to reinforce campus’ focus on inclusion, diversity Students from Corona del Sol and Marcos de Niza high schools may get a glimpse of a new era at Mesa Community College...

HOPING THAT ‘VISION ZERO’ SAFETY ZONES WILL CUT CITY’S HISTORY OF DEATH, INJURY

Although stricter enforcement with added police patrols so far doesn't seem to be more visible than usual, Tempe police are hoping the appearance of so-called Safety Corridor warnings along four of the...

Upcoming US 60 highway closures announced

Tempe and West Chandler drivers can expect full highway closures as the Arizona Department of Transportation replaces two bridges on US 60 east of Superior with spans designed to handle passenger and...

Chandler’s Sean Duggan voices thanks for 37 years in law enforcement, 10 years as chief

A Wrangler News special by former Chandler law enforcement officer, police chief As I approach my retirement from policing and final weeks serving as Chandler’s police chief, I want to express my sincere...

After closing homeless encampments, cities rethink and expand wide-ranging services

The recent dismantling of two large encampments of people without housing, including one in Tempe’s Salt River bed, may have resulted in the scattering of hundreds of individuals to other parts of...

Waggoner fence question: A deserved case of compromise?

Commentary In recent weeks, the city of Tempe announced that plans were being developed, and neighborhood input invited, for proposed fencing at the east end of Waggoner Park, one of two city-owned areas...

Arts Unite: Arizona Theater Company and Tempe Center for the Arts announce partnership

Arts Unite: Tempe’s Dazzling Pact with the Official State Theater of Arizona Sets the Stage for a Cultural Renaissance Tempe Center for the Arts and Arizona Theatre Company have announced details of...

$2.25 million OK’d for investment in technology designed to assist Chandler PD investigations

West Chandler residents and their citywide neighbors may soon be benefitting from advanced high-tech crime-solving techniques. City Council members recently approved proposed uses of $2.25 million in Senate Bill 1720 funding by...
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