A Mesa resident is one of 20 Arizona high school students who are 2024 winners of the prestigious Flinn Scholarship, earning a four-year free ride to any of Arizona’s three
Mesa Public Schools is planning to cut 385 full-time positions from its payrolls next year – an unusually large number even for a district accustomed to “right-sizing” staff due to
A contract with a third-party behavioral health clinic to provide mental health services on Mesa Public Schools campuses generated heated debate for a second time when it came before the
Headlines from Mesa over the past year show a city emerging from the pandemic with a vengeance as it attracted new businesses, broke ground on bold projects and saw long-planned
Olga Lopez said her son, Jeremiah Aviles, wanted to give back to the community, so she created the Jeremiah Aviles Foundation and Juice #24 online store.