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The homicide of Stephen Jacobo, left, inspired his father Mark to create the Stephen Benito Jacobo Foundation. (Courtesy Mark Jacobo)
Cries for help: Teen violence inspires calls to action
After Stephen Jacobo was shot to death at a party in Mesa, his father obsessed about every details of what happened that night in November 2022. He had to know. Mark Jacobo got those details … more
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Studies have found that rates of depression, anxiety and substance abuse are about 1.5 to 2.5 times as high in wealthy youth compared with the national average.
The root of all evil
With the current spate of arrests and incidents of youth violence in the southeast Valley — particularly Gilbert — spiking, the negative effects of wealth on children are being discussed … more
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Summer art camp registration opens in Mesa
The Mesa Arts Center opened registration at noon March 1 for youth and teen summer camps where participants can learn about blacksmithing, ceramics, printmaking and more. Arts camps will vary … more
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The proposed look of the Public Storage business. The previous building at the site was demolished after a fire.
Mesa council to vote on re-zoning that would allow for construction of mini-storage facility
The Mesa Council will hold a hearing and vote on whether or not to approve the construction of a 135,042-square-foot mini-storage facility at 810 S. Country Club Drive. The ordinance was … more
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Resurfacing roads is to add a new layer of asphalt atop the old lot, often followed by resealing.
Mesa council approves contracts for transportation department
The Mesa City Council recently approved contracts for the transportation department including one for a replacement oil/asphalt truck and one for pavement preservation. The council on Feb. 26 … more
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Each building is to have a truck dock that is not directly visible from the adjacent streets.
Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approves construction of Meridian 24 industrial development
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board recently voted to approve the conditions for the Meridian 24 industrial development. The Feb. 28 vote passed 6-0. Chair Benjamin Ayers was absent. The … more
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An early render of a would-be renovated Ford Dealership in Mesa.
Mesa Planning and Zoning Board approves renovations for 2 car dealerships
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board voted recently to recommend that the city council approve the modification of two automobile dealerships. The Feb. 28 vote passed 6-0. Chair Benjamin Ayers was … more
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The 2024 Scouts of the Year are Ryan Martin, Morgan Willis, Mayzie Richins, Ella Miller and Gideon Akaelue. Vaughn Grosse is not pictured.
2 Mesa Scouts among Arizona’s Scouts of the Year
The Boy Scouts of America’s Grand Canyon Council, a nonprofit chartered by the Boy Scouts of America in Arizona, honored six Scouts who have made a distinctive impact in the community as the 2024 Scouts of the Year. more
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Valleywise Health reopens mental health beds at its Maryvale hospital
Valleywise Health is reopening 15 inpatient behavioral health beds at its Maryvale hospital this week. more
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Robert Bircher from Gilbert Public Schools addresses the district's governing board about the district's "refresh initiative" that provides training on elementary school ELA curriculum.
Gilbert Public Schools back to training on ELA curriculum
After the COVID-19 pandemic threw off training for its new elementary-level English Language Arts curriculum, Gilbert Public Schools is in the process of getting back on track this year.   … more
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O'Connor sophomore guard Bella Overlock makes a layup of a feed from senior forward Thalia Daniels in the final minute of Tuesday's 6A girls basketball semifinal at Dobson High School in Mesa. The layup gave the Eagles a 38-35 lead.
O'Connor girls visit Mesa, earn first state finals trip
MESA - Everything was lining up for Dobson to return to the 6A girls basketball final Tuesday night. The home crowd roared as junior guard Jaziah Billey drove for a layup and 32-25 lead with a … more
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From left are Tiana and Tracy Klimczak.
Meet Your Business: Klimczaks own 2 Sunmed CBD stores in Mesa
The husband-and-wife owners of two Sunmed-Your CBD Store franchises in Mesa were both born and raised in Canada. “That you might figure out when the odd ‘eh’ slips out during … more
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