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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.
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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%.
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Gilbert Public Schools has decided to close one of its elementary schools due to declines in enrollment.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A monthslong investigation of sushi restaurants in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert and Mesa resulted in arrests for harboring undocumented people in stash houses.
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On Tuesday, the Gilbert Town Council took a step toward increasing water rates for the third year in a row. The town adopted a notice of intent to increase rates starting in 2026.
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Picketing Starbucks workers in the East Valley got a visit from one of their U.S. senators on Friday. Baristas began striking nationwide about a month ago.