Gilbert

About $1.5 million in restitution could be coming to residents of two apartment complexes in Mesa and Gilbert as part of settlement deals announced by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.

As Gov. Katie Hobbs and Republican lawmakers negotiate the next state budget, dozens of local officials throughout the state are calling on them to include a new tax incentive to boost affordable housing in rural communities.

A new report from the National Education Association shows Arizona has fallen to 49th in the nation for per-student spending. It also found that while educator pay has increased in recent years, it hasn’t kept pace with inflation over the past decade, leaving many educators worse off.

Jon Przyby says his business has felt the effects of tariffs firsthand. Przybyl is the owner of Proof Bread, and he says the tariff costs stopped them from opening a new location in Gilbert.

Tuesday night's vote marked the last increase of a three-year water plan set in 2023. The council voted 4-3 to increase water rates by 25%.

Gilbert Public Schools has decided to close one of its elementary schools due to declines in enrollment.

A newly identified case of measles in Maricopa County has no known source of exposure. Health officials say that's a sign that the extremely contagious disease is spreading within the community.

A 23-acre development in Gilbert — with apartments, shops and other businesses, all within walking distance— had its grand opening last year. But what had been years in the making alongside it was its murals.

If you’ve been in Gilbert the last month and have seen drones flying around, then you may have seen the Gilbert Police Department’s second round of pilot testing.

Gilbert Public Schools is considering closing one of its elementary campuses at the end of this school year. The proposal fits into a trend of other districts that have closed schools due to declines in enrollment.