Tempe

Political signs posted by several Tempe City Council candidates appear to be disappearing on a regular basis, only to be sporadically replaced and then, in at least one case, removed again.

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If you’ve spotted an unattended yellow bike parked in arbitrary spots around town, don’t fret—they do indeed serve a purpose.

When one of the area’s oldest and most respected philanthropies decided to launch plans for this year’s spring fundraiser, it wanted to ensure not only a sure-to-delight theme but a couple of the Valley’s best-known personalities to add a bit of extra star-power to the event.

Editor’s note: The following, received Friday, Feb. 9, is a response to a commentary by Mary Lou Taylor that appeared in the Wrangler News edition of Jan. 13. Everyone has the right...

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The City of Tempe is looking for motivated teenagers ages 15 and up who are interested in becoming lifeguards.

Wrangler News photos by Kody Acevedo Candidates for Tempe City Council appearing at a public forum at Arizona Community Church, from left: Jennifer Adams, Sarah Kader, Lauren Kuby, Justin Adams and Genevieve Vega;...