By Zach Alvira Tribune Sports Editor A group of Chinese Americans aiming to curb racial tensions due to the coronavirus outbreak helped to ensure the safety of Mesa’s first responders. The Chinese American COVID-19 Relief AZ...
By Zach Alvira Tribune Staff Writer A senior community in Mesa has banded together with The Salvation Army to deliver hot meals to residents unable to venture out of self-quarantine. Superstition Buttes Mobile Home Park residents...
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer One of Mesa’s last remnants of agriculture will turn into Hawes Crossing as cows grazing on dairy farms will be replaced by a sprawling master planned community designed to lure jobs and sell...
Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services So how close is Arizona to finally hitting a peak in COVID-19 cases? It depends on whose numbers – and whose models – you believe. The reports by several different organizations paint...
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Legislative leaders may pull the plug on the 2020 session with the intent of not coming back to the Capitol to deal with outstanding financial and policy issues until next January. Senate...
by Jessica Myers, Cronkite News Arizona processed a record 82,771 background checks on would-be gun buyers in March, as fears of the coronavirus drove people to gun shops in what one shop owner called “panic time.” It was...
By Kevin Reagan Tribune Staff Writer Local law enforcement answered a higher number of calls for domestic disturbances last month after East Valley residents were told to stay home in order to reduce the spread of the COVID-19...
By Zach Alvira, Tribune Staff Writer Nearly two weeks into the launch of remote learning for all junior high students in Mesa Public Schools, the district has completed device handouts for students. An estimated 2,200 devices...
By Wayne Schutsky, Tribune Staff Writer Scottsdale is taking another swing at bringing a baseball-themed tourist attraction to Scottsdale Stadium after a previous attempt in 2019 fell flat – threatening Mesa’s long-held...
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer The annual throng of Chicago Cubs fans who jam Sloan Park for every Cactus League season will encounter a surprise even before they settle into their seats, bask in the sun and eat their first...
