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As ballots went out to Tempe voters for the May 13 referendum on the Arizona Coyotes Tempe entertainment district, two studies last week gave conflicting assessments of over the project’s

Rep. Steve Montenegro wants the Arizona Attorney General’s Office to investigate several issues that led Tempe to set a special election for a proposed entertainment district, which would …

State Rep. Steve Montenegro Monday engaged a state law compelling an investigation into Tempe’s agreement with the Arizona Coyotes.

As ballots went out to Tempe voters for the May 13 referendum on the Arizona Coyotes Tempe entertainment district, two studies last week gave conflicting assessments over the project’s potential

Tempe voters, who will decide the fate of the Coyotes franchise, will begin to receive their mail-in ballots this week with Election Day falling on May 16.

A proposed Arizona Coyotes arena and surrounding development is the opposite of what Tempe residents want. They should vote no.

As the registration deadline closed for voters on Monday, questions still loom over the Tempe Entertainment District’s potential benefits and drawbacks but two studies could provide some answers.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

The Arizona Coyotes' development arm filed a notice of claim against Phoenix in response to a lawsuit filed by the city last week. Bluebird Development claims that the city’s suit breaks an agreement that Phoenix would not object to the development of an entertainment district that would include a new home for the hockey franchise.

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