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Under Arizona law, it is a misdemeanor to knowingly remove, alter, deface or cover political signs unless you’re an authorized representative for the campaign, private property owner or government.
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Police are continuing to investigate the death of a man with developmental disabilities who was found inside a vehicle parked outside a Mesa adult care facility.
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The Mesa Police Department confirmed 36-year-old Lorenzo Lopez was found inside a vehicle on Thursday at ITC Personal In-Home Care facility, which also goes by the name Pathways for Life.
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A new exhibit at the Mesa Historical Museum showcases the origins of the city’s Falcon Field Airport and its connection to the Royal Air Force.
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The Valley’s largest suburb has deficit of $36 million. Mesa City Manager Scott Butler told The Show more about it — and what his city is doing to fill the gap.
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Mesa Gateway is the busiest contract tower in the United States. It would frequently lose experienced controllers to the FAA, but the transition to direct FAA oversight could help provide staffing consistency.
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Reps. Yassamin Ansari and Greg Stanton said overcrowding at an ICE detention center in Mesa has improved over the past month, but said conditions at the facility remain “inhumane and deeply troubling.”
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The Mesa City Council voted on March 23 to implement landing fees at Falcon Field, but some flight schools say the action was illegal.
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Jerod MacDonald-Evoy, a reporter for the Arizona Mirror, found use-of-force incidents at Arizona ICE facilities — including a pepper spray incident at Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport — are up 333%.
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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.