Mesa businesses, others got over $480M in job help

BY PAUL MARYNIAK Tribune Executive Editor The federal government pumped a staggering amount of money into 5,804 Mesa businesses, nonprofits and other...

Virus pops up at schools as AIA explores options

By Zach Alvira Tribune Sports Editor As football programs across the East Valley try to carefully navigate through summer workouts, some have fallen...

Beer Institute joins Black is Beautiful Initiative

By Kristine Cannon Tribune Staff Writer A Mesa brewery is one of the more than 700 breweries taking part in the Black Is Beautiful Initiative. The...

Mesa eyes bonanza from future auto malls

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer A planned auto mall in southeast Mesa represents a potential sales tax bonanza for a revenue-starved city without a...

Retiring Mesa chief magistrate leaves strong legacy

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Mesa Presiding City Magistrate Matt Tafoya and Mesa Municipal Court Chief Administrator Paul Thomas spent more than...

MPS outreach feeds kids’ bodies and minds

By PAUL MARYNIAK Tribune Executive Editor As Gov. Doug Ducey reminded Arizonans last week, the pandemic has impacted more than just reading, writing...

Pandemic a health and economic crisis for Mesa arts

By Srianthi Perera Tribune Contributor With the pandemic showing no signs of retreating in Arizona, the arts have taken a backseat in Mesa. That’s...

Ready, set, go! Early voting starts this week

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Starting this week, Mesa voters can either endorse the aggressive pro-growth, pro-downtown redevelopment policies...

Mesa artist finds warm reception in Montana

By David M. Brown Tribune Contributor Mesa artist Linda Glover Gooch is traveling north this summer and taking some cool canvases. “Intertwined...

Two win big as Spencer’s 4 millionth customers

By Annika Tomlin AFN Staff Writer Two Spencer’s TV & Appliance customers were awarded major shopping sprees at its original location in Mesa...