Some residents of a Tempe apartment complex that flooded last week after a pipe burst will soon be allowed to return.

Butterflies should get a lot easier to spot starting this Spring in Scottsdale.

It might be a surprise to hear business owners say out loud that they are not focused on profits, but the McIntosh family says it has a different model when it comes to its family-owned business.

On Aug. 13, the American Foundation for Cardiomyopathy and local businessmen Martin Sepulveda and Dave Cisiewski of M&D Partners donated an automated defibrillator to the Rio Swim Club at McClintock High School in Tempe. Sepulveda, a former ASU wrestler, presented the automated defibrillator to Rio Swim Club coach and three-time Olympic gold medalist Melissa Belote Ripley.

Melissa Ripley still remembers the 1972 Munich Olympics where she won three gold swimming medals at the tender age of 15.

Everyone can agree that Ridley Scott’s “Alien” is a science fiction classic, which combined a visionary future with genuine thrills.

LOS ANGELES — Since hatching "Alien" 33 years ago, Ridley Scott has hoped no other filmmakers would try to answer this question: Where did the space eggs containing those terrifying beasts come from?

The gray stallion with the unlikely name Biff and his family were relaxing in the shade of the mesquite woods bordering the Salt River when I spotted a coyote about 40 yards away.

The golden retriever, Aaron Nelson explained, is named D.O.G. (pronounced d-oh-gee).

The tone was upbeat. Confident. Focused. It was inspired and inspiring.

Sit in the front row at a rock concert and 110 decibels of music will rock your eardrums.

Tempe’s Clubhouse Music Venue and Horse and Hound Sports Grill, where 16 people were injured in a gang-related shooting earlier this month, has closed.

This could be a Mesa girl does good story.

I noticed the woman sitting in the light-colored nondescript sedan across the street.

A fire that caused My Big Fat Greek Restaurant in Tempe to close Thursday and triggered the evacuation of about 75 people from the three-story building appears to be grease-related, according to information from the city.

Forty years after Richard Nixon and America declared war on cancer, the numbers stood out in Anna Barker’s presentation last Friday at the East Valley Health Care Summit in Gilbert.

The sun shone magnificently through the trees at the Mesa City Cemetery last Saturday as I stood with Pat Pomeroy.

I have a bone to pick with Ray Rafford.

The unannounced meeting of heavy hitters began at 10 a.m. on Jan. 4 in Mesa Mayor Scott Smith's office at 20 E. Main St.

Gov. Jan Brewer journeyed to the East Valley on Thursday to tell several hundred East Valley business and civic leaders of her determination to make Arizona "a free market beacon."