Apache Boulevard had long been overlooked by anybody who had money — unless they had a few bucks for drugs or a hooker. Now, the rundown buildings and weed-filled lots along Apache are some of Tempe’s hottest real estate.

Chester’s Harley-Davidson in Mesa is nearly doubling in size, and it couldn’t be happening at a more fortuitous time, store managers say.

Tempe fire officials said Thursday morning that a man fell about 20 feet inside a parking facility under construction at the light rail structure near Apache Boulevard and McClintock Drive.

Police say a woman has died after falling several stories from a Tempe apartment balcony.

Commuters should think of President Barack Obama’s appearance at Arizona State University as if Sun Devil Stadium were hosting a big football game — and then some.

Police arrested five teenagers early Friday in a string of armed robberies in Tempe and Phoenix.

A well-traveled Tempe street has been reopened to traffic following two incidents earlier Friday that forced its closure.

A police officer was involved in a collision Tuesday as he headed to a burglary in progress.

A Tempe woman who told police she was nearly abducted earlier this week admitted Thursday that the story was a lie.

Tempe police have arrested a suspect in a fatal stabbing that took place Saturday morning.

Police are looking for a man in connection with a fatal stabbing Saturday morning in Tempe.

Tempe is going ahead with plans to build a police substation on Apache Boulevard as part of the city’s effort to redevelop the street.

Robbers took wallets and a purse at gunpoint Sunday during two crimes within a mile of each other in Tempe.

Drivers thinking about using Loop 202 in Tempe any weekend through May, might want to think again. At least one piece of the freeway will close for six consecutive weekends, starting today.

Tempe is starting the process of buying land, mostly along Apache Boulevard, for the Valley Metro light-rail system.

Tempe transportation officials want light rail and the bus system to complement each other, not get in the other's way.

A proposed low-income housing development along the Metro light rail line in Tempe is facing stiff opposition from neighbors who have otherwise been eager to see new projects.

Customers used to fill the tables for lunch at Cafe Istanbul — until barricades filled Apache Boulevard in front of the eatery. It’s no wonder they’re staying away.

Customers used to fill the tables for lunch at Cafe Istanbul — until barricades filled Apache Boulevard in front of the eatery. It’s no wonder they’re staying away.

Gentle Strength Cooperative, the organic food market in downtown Tempe, has signed a contract to sell its property.

Tempe is about to unleash the most disruptive parts of some ongoing construction projects this summer.