By Zach Alvira Tribune Staff Writer Mesa Public Schools Governing Board members and the community saw for the first time the district’s finalized plan for the 2020-21 school year as administration officials strongly indicated a...
By Kevin Reagan, Tribune Staff Writer State law enforcement officials are attempting to stop a Chandler teacher who has been arrested 10 times on suspicion of inappropriately touching children from being able to work in local...
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer An expensive obstacle won’t halt the construction of Eco Mesa, a high-end sustainable apartment complex that will rise over a downtown Mesa parking lot, attracting a higher-income clientele....
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer An expensive obstacle won’t halt the construction of Eco Mesa, a high-end sustainable apartment complex that will rise over a downtown Mesa parking lot, attracting a higher-income clientele....
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Gov. Doug Ducey refused Thursday to reimpose his stay-at-home order even after conceding that his own data shows how effective that was in curbing the spread of COVID-19. Instead, he is...
By Zach Alvira Tribune Staff Writer A survey by the Arizona Education Association released last week found an overwhelming number of educators believe schools should only reopen when it is deemed safe to do so. Of 7,651 educators...
By Mike Phillips Tribune Contributor Every time Elisabeth Wisthoff looks at the license plate of her husband’s Toyota Tacoma, it reminds her of where they met, the life they’ve shared and the children they’ve raised. Dana...
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer City Council has paved the way for Mountain Vista, a large mixed-use development with a four-story hotel, is expected to serve as a new gateway to East Mesa. A zoning change allowing for...
By Zach Alvira Tribune Staff Writer A Mesa mother’s petition voicing concern over delaying the opening of Arizona campuses is gaining traction. Laura Crandell launched the petition drive after Gov. Doug Ducey delayed...
By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer After decades of big plans followed by bigger disappointments, the foundations of new downtown Mesa are emerging as city leaders and developers look past the COVID-19 pandemic towards a brighter...
