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Mesa Councilwoman Julie Spilsbury was defeated Tuesday night in a recall election sparked by conservative activists with Turning Point USA.
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Residents throughout Maricopa County have a variety of issues to vote on come election day Tuesday, including the recall of a city councilwoman in the East Valley.
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Mesa school’s governing board recently approved the creation of Shepherd College Preparatory and Franklin High School on existing junior high campuses that serve seventh and eighth graders.
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Sacred Journey is demanding a jury trial to settle the matter. The company contends that they’re not at fault for the 14-year-old’s murder, but blame many others.
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A month after a husband killed his wife and then himself at a West Valley long-term care facility, a similar incident has occurred at a senior group home in Mesa.
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The Maricopa Association of Governments is looking for public input on one of its freeway corridors that extends to places like Tempe, Mesa and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.
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Jerod MacDonald-Evoy tracked the flights and reported the story for The Arizona Mirror, and he joined The Show to talk more about it.
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A Title 9 investigation is complete into a Mesa Community College theater professor accused of misconduct by a number of current and former students. Investigators determined the professor did not engage in sex-based discrimination.
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Former Arizona Cardinals player Wesley Leasy filed a notice of claim against the cities of Phoenix and Mesa seeking $1 million in damages. He alleges police unlawfully detained him and his daughter at gunpoint outside Phoenix Sky Harbor airport
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The developers say the Mesa project would generate approximately $56 billion in economic output over a 20-year development.