Tempe News

Firefighters swarmed a house fire in south Tempe near Warner Road and Loop 101 Saturday.

Sometimes in a fight you have to know when to stay down. After losing a bid to prevent a tattoo studio from opening in Tempe, the city took its fight back to court -- and lost again.

A Gilbert couple has once again won their fight against the City of Tempe and will now be able to open their tattoo shop.

A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a Tempe apartment complex shooting that left him and another man with non-life threatening gunshot wounds.

A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a Tempe apartment complex shooting that left him and another man with non-life threatening gunshot wounds.

Around 6:45 p.m. Sunday, a taxi cab made an illegal U-turn and hit an oncoming light rail train in Tempe.

If you're looking to change your summer-grilling repertoire, turn to Thailand for inspiration.

Wal-Mart is hiring about 200 people to work at anew store slated to open this fall in Tempe.

An employee at the McClintock High School bookstore embezzled about $192,000 from the store in a two-year period, Tempe police say.

This building on Broadway Road used to house Hustler Hollywood Tempe. It couldn't find customers, and now it's becoming -- a preschool.

A Phoenix man has been indicted in connection with the deaths of his mother and nephew, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office announced Monday.

U.S. service industries from retailers to homebuilders contracted last month at the slowest pace in nine months, as measures of new orders and employment improved.

Walmart Monday began accepting applications for 200 jobs at a new store opening on Southern Avenue near Rural Road in Tempe this fall.

A trade group's measure of the health of the U.S. services sector contracted less than expected in June, reaching its highest level in nine months.

In a nod to businesses trying to be creative during the recession, the Tempe City Council will consider relaxing signage restrictions.

On Monday, Tempe will ask a Maricopa County Superior Court judge to reconsider his decision to allow a tattoo business to open in Tempe.

" Just days before leaving on tour, the Arizona Academy of the Performing Arts says someone has stolen a utility vehicle and trailer used to haul their heavy instruments.

Jul. 2--Manufacturing activity declined for the 17th consecutive month in June, but the rate of contraction in the factory sector continues to be slower compared with the steep downturns during the fall and winter.

"And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air . . . " Francis Scott Key's stirring 1814 line from his poem "Defence of Fort McHenry," a battle in the War of 1812, became the symbol of Fourth of July celebrations.

Firefighters from three east Valley cities are at the scene of a 1st alarm fire in south Tempe Saturday.