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Editor's note: The following is a News Brief from the City of Tempe and did not appear in the print edition of Wrangler News. Selleh Park floating islands could improve water quality, create wildlife...

Editor’s Note: The following commentary was submitted by South Tempe resident Robert Hall. Like so many others, I’ve become addicted to my Fitbit. Since wrapping it around my wrist last February, I’ve...

For anyone else, it could have been just another day at work. But as Ron Ackerman pulled his city truck into the park recently, the sun rising over the horizon and a list of...

Wise men came in the midst of darkness to render him homage. That’s one of the many images you see popping up in dazzling holiday light displays around town as Christmas approaches. At this...

So why does he do it every year?

It has been 68 years since Arden Rowley’s capture during the Korean War, but based on the clarity of his memories, it could have been just yesterday.

Kayla Bond goes above and beyond in her role as a cafeteria manager. Since the start of the school year, Bond has been serving as the café manager at Ward Traditional Academy, a...

We’ve been hearing a lot from readers about (a) all the political ads that have appeared in our pages lately and (b) how much those readers appreciated the generally more civil tone of discourse evident in Wrangler News compared to some of the other election-season messaging.