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The Mesa Public Schools Governing Board and Mesa Board of Adjustment approved new educational and commercial developments during recent meetings.
ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix offers news updates for the Mesa area, which is located approximately 16 miles northwest of Queen Creek.
Arizona influencer Emilie Kiser announced on social media that she is expecting her third child, more than a year after the death of her toddler in a Chandler pool accident.
Gilbert Fire and Rescue has announced the death of retired Captain David Tavares, who passed away from cancer after a 22-year career in the fire service.
A nine-year-old girl from Queen Creek is being recognized for her patriotic display during the Fourth of July celebrations.
The Gilbert Board of Supervisors is working throughout the year to help local veterans access necessary resources and services.
Arizona influencer Emilie Kiser announced her third pregnancy on Instagram, more than a year after her toddler died in a Chandler pool incident.
Zillow counted 658 Queen Creek, AZ homes for sale as of May 31, 2026, while Redfin reported 474 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $618,625.
Chandler officers utilized advanced tracking technology and a patrol vehicle to stop a suspected drunk driver traveling the wrong way on McQueen Road, resulting in an arrest with no injuries reported.
A $6 million food hall project in downtown Mesa is moving forward with plans to house seven local restaurateurs in a new incubator program.
The Chandler Center for the Arts is hosting five weeks of free live music at the Chandler Community Center this summer, featuring local Arizona artists.
The Gilbert Police Department announced that an investigation into claims of unlawfully destroyed public records has been closed, with the state attorney general finding the deletions were due to administrative error.
Queen Creek officials remind residents that legal fireworks sales end July 6 and provide specific instructions for soaking and disposing of used devices to prevent fires.
Mesa police confirmed two fatalities and two injuries following a shooting Sunday evening near Lindsay and Brown roads.
The Arizona Attorney General's Office has closed its probe into claims that Gilbert police unlawfully destroyed public records, finding the allegations unsubstantiated.
Keith Edwards, 67, was found dead in the Gila River Indian Community after being reported missing from Gilbert in June.
Regular gas in Queen Creek has fallen to $3.99 at the high end, with the lowest price recorded at a local Costco station.
San Tan Valley has established its initial local sales tax rates, starting at 2.25% for most goods, as the town begins its operational independence from Pinal County.
The Town of Queen Creek has published its 2025 Annual Water Quality Report, confirming that all tested substances met federal and state safety standards with no health-based violations.
Mill Creek Residential has filed plans to replace a Safeway in downtown San Rafael with a large apartment complex, adding to a regional trend of grocery store conversions.
Approximately 250 Banner Health clinicians have filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to join the Union of American Physicians and Dentists.
Mesa Police have released an image of a Ford F-150 linked to a fatal hit-and-run involving a skateboarder in May.
Wholesale tech distributor Ingram Micro Services filed a WARN notice to close its Chandler facility by year-end, affecting 75 employees.
Chandler Police Department creates a dedicated team to address illegal fireworks and preserve 911 lines during the Fourth of July holiday.
The Town of San Tan Valley has officially adopted its first sales tax, marking a new revenue source for the community located southeast of Queen Creek.
Banner Health has completed its merger with the University of Arizona Health Network, aiming to increase its market share and establish a stronger community hospital presence in Tucson.
Chandler Police have established a dedicated team to address illegal fireworks usage during the upcoming holiday weekend, with officials warning of fines and urging residents to use non-emergency lines for reports.
A Maricopa County jury has found Peter Clabron III not guilty of manslaughter in the 2023 shooting death of Jeremiah Aviles, a former Red Mountain High School football teammate.
An 18-month-old boy was discovered alive in a hospital morgue in Gilbert, Arizona, hours after a doctor declared him dead following a pool incident.
A local public television program reported on a groundbreaking ceremony in Chandler, alongside updates on economic climate funding and Medicare enrollment.
SanTanValley.com is offering free basic directory listings to local businesses through a partnership with the San Tan Valley Alliance, with new entries going live on August 1.
A Gilbert toddler who was declared dead after a pool incident was found breathing in a hospital morgue and is expected to survive.
Incoming sixth graders from six Chandler Unified School District schools recently graduated from a three-week college experience program held at Chandler-Gilbert Community College.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors is transferring control of San Tan Valley to local officials, marking the town's operational independence nearly a year after residents voted to incorporate.
An 18-month-old boy was discovered breathing in a hospital morgue hours after a physician at Mercy Gilbert Medical Center pronounced him dead.
A Queen Creek couple's decision to dye doves for a gender reveal party has drawn criticism from wildlife experts, though the birds were recovered and remain healthy.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors has approved a 25-acre battery energy storage project near SRP land in San Tan Valley.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors has granted a special use permit for a new assisted living and memory care home in the unincorporated San Tan Valley area.
Police arrested a Mesa father after discovering his chronically ill son in a bathtub for seven weeks with severe injuries.
Mesa authorities are increasing patrols for traffic violations following a fatal collision that killed a 79-year-old woman.
Cushman & Wakefield facilitated the $48 million sale of the Stapley Medical Center campus in Mesa to RX Health & Science Trust.
The Arizona Attorney General's Office has closed its investigation into allegations that Gilbert police withheld and destroyed public records, finding the claims unsubstantiated.
A private nonprofit is building 21 tiny homes in Mesa for chronically homeless and disabled residents, funded entirely by donations.
The Arizona Attorney General's Office has closed its investigation into allegations that Gilbert police unlawfully destroyed public records, finding the claims unsubstantiated.
An 18-month-old boy declared dead at a Gilbert hospital was found alive in the morgue hours later, prompting a facility review.
Authorities report one fatality and one critical injury after a pickup truck struck an industrial vehicle head-on near Broadway and Extension roads in Mesa.
David Keaggy, a 99-year-old Mesa resident and U.S. Air Force veteran, will mark his upcoming 100th birthday with a workout at Mountainside Fitness on July 10.
An 18-month-old boy in Gilbert, Arizona, was discovered alive in a hospital morgue nearly six hours after medical staff declared him dead following a suspected drowning incident.
April Loza describes how Kevin Richardson turned deadly during a confrontation in Mesa, while a neighbor details being shot while investigating the noise.
Peter Clabron III was found not guilty of manslaughter and firearm charges related to the 2023 death of Jeremiah Aviles.
Gilbert Town Clerk Chaveli Herrera ruled that the Alliance for Scottsdale’s Future failed to file required campaign finance reports for newspaper ads targeting city council members.
Queen Creek Heat Little League will send five softball squads to the Arizona state tournaments this month, marking the first time in the organization's history that so many teams have advanced simultaneously.
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review whether Arizona can block people who do not provide documented proof of citizenship from registering to vote for president.
Authorities have identified 47-year-old Kevin Richardson as the suspect in a Mesa shooting that left one person dead and two others injured.
A 1,744-square-foot single-level residence in Gilbert's Val Vista Lakes community is now on the rental market with a security deposit of $2,625.
The city of Gilbert is organizing its annual Independence Day celebration while issuing safety advisories to residents and attendees.
A jury has found Peter Clabron III not guilty of manslaughter and other charges in the 2023 shooting death of his former teammate, Jeremiah Aviles, in Mesa.
The Town of Gilbert is organizing a free, family-oriented Fourth of July celebration featuring live music, food vendors, and a fireworks display at Gilbert Regional Park on July 4.
Toscano Farms in Gilbert hosts approximately 200 children this summer, providing a structured environment aimed at building responsibility and confidence.
The reward for information regarding a $25,000 theft at a Mesa establishment has been increased to $5,000 as the owner suspects an inside job.
Police records indicate an 18-month-old boy was discovered breathing in a hospital morgue hours after a physician declared him dead, following a near-drowning incident.
The town of Gilbert has removed a $15 reactivation fee from the water bill of a widow whose husband recently died, after she questioned the charge.
Queen Creek Parks and Recreation is hosting a series of community activities throughout July to celebrate National Park and Recreation Month.
A Maricopa County judge issued a split ruling in the legal battle between the East Valley Institute of Technology and its member districts over Career and Technical Education funds.
Queen Creek authorities are searching for Antonio Nuno, 17, who disappeared on June 25, while also noting two other unresolved missing teen cases.
The Queen Creek-based leader-call.com website shows its standard community discussion rules for readers.
The Queen Creek Tribune features a young girl's celebration of Independence Day alongside other community resources.
A Queen Creek couple's request to dye doves for a gender reveal has drawn criticism from wildlife experts despite the birds' safe return.
The Pocket Fire burns more than 6,000 acres with 0% containment near Sedona as nearly 1,000 firefighters battle the blaze amid Red Flag Warning conditions.
Governor Katie Hobbs signed the final 51 bills of the 2026 legislative session, focusing on bipartisan measures for veterans, water infrastructure, and public safety, while having vetoed 88 Republican-only measures.
Arizona's Water Infrastructure Finance Authority has lost two-thirds of its original $1 billion funding as the state budget claws back another $20 million, and Colorado River basin negotiations remain deadlocked with federal intervention looming.
A Queen Creek couple's gender reveal using dyed doves has drawn criticism from wildlife experts despite the owner's claims of safety.
The Town of Queen Creek is providing financial rebates to residents and businesses that remove high-water-use turf in favor of water-efficient landscaping.
Recent developments in Pinal County include a federal indictment for arson, a new sheriff's program, and a deadly crash investigation.
Voters in Queen Creek participated in a local election to select candidates for municipal office.
An 82-year-old Queen Creek resident remains in intensive care with severe burns and heat stroke after falling asleep at a community pool.
Republican and Democratic contenders for Arizona's 5th Congressional District outline their backgrounds in response to a recent questionnaire.
