Mesa trying to curb marijuana sites in the city

By Jim WalshTribune Staff Writer Mesa took the first step toward restricting recreational marijuana sales only a day after Gov. Doug Ducey certified...

3 apartment developers plan projects on E. Mesa site

TRIBUNE NEW STAFF An 81-acre East Mesa site once designated as a Target-anchored power center will now be home to 900 new apartment units as well as...

EV men’s ‘escape bus’ no puzzle to fans

By Cecilia Chan Tribune Staff Writer Dain Knudson and his friends are bringing brain-teasing entertainment right to people’s doorsteps. The...

Red Mountain’s Care Closet helps students

TRIBUNE NEWS STAFF Red Mountain High social worker Jennifer M. Fiegl and other school staff believe that every student should have access to the...

Mesa funeral home’s remembrance

Tribune News Staff For more than 20 years, Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery in Mesa has hosted a holiday memorial service, drawing upwards of...

$2M project planned at Mesa City Cemetery

BY GARY NELSON Tribune Contributor Looks like Waylon Jennings is gonna be getting some new neighbors. The country music legend, resting in Mesa City...

Mesa, EV museums have high hopes for next Sunday’s event

By Kristine Cannon Tribune Staff Writer After months of being shuttered, many museums have recently reopened their doors just in time for the annual...

Mesa Council OKs downtown shade structure

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer A dramatic, artistic shade structure over the new Mesa City Plaza won rave reviews despite adding $481,000 to the...

Ducey: virus surge not getting better any time soon

By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services G1ov. Doug Ducey refused last week to impose new restrictions or mandates on individuals even as his own...

Nightlife may have ebbed, drunk driving hasn’t

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Writer Police tactics are changing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but the East Valley DUI Task Force will return during the...