Tempe trial attorney Glynn Gilcrease, who doubles as a professional Abraham Lincoln impersonator, says the 16th president's words carry relevance today.

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Nevitt Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Samantha Kitchel raised $6,000 on DonorsChoose to fund a machine that dispenses books instead of food or drinks.

A new cancer-screening program for firefighters, Tempe grows, food-bank volunteers needed and a change in bridge-work schedule on Interstate 10: It's all right here in this installment of Tempe News Briefs!

A day to remember COVID-19 victims, return of the community bike ride, State Forty-Eight expanding, free tax prep to qualified residents, a $10 million chemical management plant expansion: It's all right here in this installment of Chandler News Briefs.

How the city coped with the COVID-19 pandemic was among topics covered in Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke's state of the city address.

Tickets are on sale for Los Angeles Angels' Cactus League spring-training games at Tempe Diablo Stadium, where heightened safety protocols will be in effect this spring.

Koa Peat, a 14-year-old eighth-grader at Chandler Aprende Middle School, is 6-foot-7 and on college basketball scouts' radar. The quiet gentle giant prefers to shun the limelight and let his game do his talking.