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Jeff Glover named Tempe police chief

Glover had retired in February, 2020, as a commander after 20 years with the department.

Print Edition – August 7, 2021

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Tempe Council member Kuby running for state Corporation Commission

Lauren Kuby, a two-term Tempe City Council member and former vice mayor, is running for a four-year term on the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2022.

Virtual public meeting set Aug. 4 on Broadway Curve Improvement Project

Updates expected on the 11-mile, 3 1/2-year Interstate 10 Broadway Road Improvement Project.

Salvation Army excessive-heat relief stations activated today, Wednesday

The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services is activating heat-relief stations Aug. 3-4 at Tempe Corps Community Center, 40 E. University Drive, and Chandler Corps Community Center, 85 E. Saragosa St.

Hospital expansion is good medicine for Chandler and surrounding areas

Five-story patient-care Tower D at Dignity Health Chandler Regional Medical Center opens this month with new main entrance and 96 patient-care beds.

Could Tempe finally land pro sports team? Coyotes are interested in move

National Hockey League team says it will respond to Tempe's request for proposal to build arena and entertainment complex on 46 city-owned acres at Priest Drive and Loop 202 south of Salt River.

Tempe hopes to improve operation, infrastructure at its 2 golf courses

Tempe request for proposal is for public/private partnership to ensure long-term viability of public golf, address capital-improvements, provide revenue to city and expand game.

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