Lost ASU Class Ring Found After 22 Years
An elevator maintenance worker in Tempe recovered a ring that slipped off George Rose Sr.'s finger decades ago.
Tempe Lifestyle News
Lifestyle in Tempe runs on culture, family, home, hobbies and shopping, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting explores the habits and choices that define daily living across the city.
Real Estate
Live Poll
Should your city approve more luxury apartment towers near campuses?
Aspirant Plans 533-Apartment Revelry in North Tempe
The multi-use complex will feature two towers and space for retail on a site near Trader Joe's and Arizona State University.
Culture
Arizona State Honors Three Latino Student Leaders
Arizona State University recognizes three first-generation students for their academic and community contributions.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Do you believe shared-space small businesses are a positive addition to your local community?
Drink Me! Tea Room Opens Doors in Tempe
The new plant-based, gluten-free tea shop at 1730 E. Warner Road offers over 45 premium loose-leaf tea varieties.
Religion
Live Poll
Should large institutions be held responsible for the labor practices of their contracted service providers?
Union Files Discrimination Complaint Against ASU Aramark Supervisor
A 19-year-old employee alleges she was forced to change her hijab by a supervisor at an ASU food service location.
Education
Live Poll
Should student governments provide online students with the same representation as in-person students?
Tempe Senate Passed Bill for Online Student Access
The student government recently authorized virtual meeting attendance for non-resident students to boost engagement.
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Regular subjects here include shifting cultural norms, changes in how families spend their time, home trends, evolving hobbies and retail habits. Coverage stretches across the city and into the areas around it where those lifestyle choices are most visible. Demographic shifts in the city often influence which hobbies become popular or how families choose to use public spaces. Economic pressures frequently constrain how households balance their everyday spending and the activities they prioritize.