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Bank robbery suspect arrested quickly
Mesa police arrested a 43-year-old suspect less than 10 minutes after a bank robbery Thursday.
Auditorium fire averted at Red Mountain High
Quick thinking and fast acting by staff members at Red Mountain High School averted a large-scale fire Thursday when they put out a...
Comments 0Mesa apartments plan postponed after outcry
A gallery of objections from community members caused an east Mesa developer to postpone plans this week to move forward with a 348-unit...
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Mesa Mayor Scott Smith participated in a forum Thursday in Washington, D.C., to discuss the impact of the recession on local governments. The forum, called Fiscal Challenges Facing Cities: Implications for Economic Recovery, covered creative approaches some communities have taken during the downturn.
Mesa mayor attends recession forum
Mesa Mayor Scott Smith participated in a forum Thursday in Washington, D.C., to discuss the impact of the recession on local governments. The forum, called Fiscal Challenges Facing Cities: Implications for Economic Recovery, covered creative approaches some communities have taken during the downturn.
Mesa welcomes public safety unions to table
For the first time in city history, Mesa will enter into negotiations with the police and firefighter unions.
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Authorities say the arrests of three men who allegedly sold casings for 23 hand grenades this week in metropolitan Phoenix is a reminder that the illegal market for explosives isn't isolated to Mexico.
Explosives busts show demand for grenades
Authorities say the arrests of three men who allegedly sold casings for 23 hand grenades this week in metropolitan Phoenix is a reminder that the illegal market for explosives isn't isolated to Mexico.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation is set to open new northbound lanes on Interstate 17 north of Phoenix just in time for next week's Thanksgiving travel crush.
ADOT to open I-17 stretch in north Phoenix
The Arizona Department of Transportation is set to open new northbound lanes on Interstate 17 north of Phoenix just in time for next week's Thanksgiving travel crush.
Thanksgiving travel expected to mirror 2008
Arizonans aren't expected to hit the gas any more this Thanksgiving holiday weekend compared to last year.
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