By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Mesa Mayor John Giles today continued holding a commanding lead in his quest for a second four-year term and a hotly contested City Council race indicates an upset was brewing, according to...
By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services Another 30,000-plus Arizonans filed for unemployment benefits this past week, a sign that the state economy is far from recovery. The new first-time claims are about 7,000 above the prior...
By Coty Dolores Miranda Tribune Contributor Sean Olson, a former long-time Phoenix resident and editor for entertainment news magazine Extra, was anxiously awaiting the Arizona premiere of his newest movie and its opening in...
By KAYLA RUTLEDGE, Staff Writer Newly developed interactive software may be putting Arizona at the forefront of modernized decision-making for K-12 education. The technology could have a positive impact on the state’s...
By Ariella Nardizzi Contributor Once regarded as an extreme sport for “mountain men,” the popularity of rock climbing has skyrocketed – especially at indoor centers – with more facilities opening in the East Valley to...
By Coty Dolores Miranda Contributor Arizona Needy Newborns, with chapters in Ahwatukee and Mesa, brought the holiday season in early as members and community guests joined together for the annual Christmas Stocking Stuffer last...
By Colleen Sparks Managing Editor Most campuses in the Chandler Unified School District are at the head of their class when it comes to the state’s letter grades. Across the district, 26 schools earned the letter grade “A”...
