Over the past eight years, Mesa hairdresser Laurie DeBusk has grown her business from a one-chair salon to six stations and five employees.

“Back in my day, in the ‘80s and ‘90s, it was the proverbial bomb threat that nobody took seriously unless there was some ...

Residents are signing onto a petition to stop the City of Mesa’s intent later this year to hike rates for water, wastewater, ...

East Valley early voters will be the first to weigh in on a historic confrontation between a former and a current member from ...

Two of the five candidates running for the Mesa Public Schools Governing Board race could shake up the state’s largest ...

Rather than lounging around a multi-million-dollar home in designer clothes and lavish jewelry, they are in jumpsuits in ...

Clare House was built by Forest Clare as a home for his family. The building later became Bergies Coffee Roast House, ...

At a “meet-and-greet” event a few days ago, Scottsdale City Manager Jim Thompson promoted himself to local residents.

While close to 80 school board elections across the county were canceled because of a lack of competition or no candidates at ...

Scott Smith says he proved his ability to lead Mesa a decade ago and wants his old job back as mayor. His opponent Councilman ...

The Queen Creek Council appointed 13 youths to the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee (M-TAC) on Oct. 2.

As early ballots go out this week, government and education leaders across Maricopa County are starting to cross their ...