Tempe City Council approves Arizona Coyotes arena development

The National Hockey League franchise is a step closer to having a permanent home venue after Tempe City Council approved a development agreement that would allow the team’s ownership to build a $2.1 billion entertainment district and arena.

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Tempe City Council approves Arizona Coyotes arena development

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