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When it comes to promoting cleaner and more sustainable habits, Gilbert for the second consecutive year is the least green among its peers nationally, according to a new report.

  Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department  is joining departments around the nation in promoting Cooking Safety this  Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 8-14.

When Gilbert resident Ira “Jim” Goode says that he began his career as a mascot, we might picture him in a funny animal costume on the sidelines at a sporting

Memorial events are underway as we mark the 22nd anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

A 69-year-old cyclist reunited Aug. 31 with the intensive care unit nurse who saved his life after going into cardiac arrest on his drive home.   August 6 started as another normal Sunday …

To commemorate the many lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, events scattered across the city will host memorials starting this weekend.

The man, who was driving home when he had the heart attack, recently got a chance to meet the nurse and first responders who helped save his life.

69-year-old Bob Durling is an avid cyclist. riding more than 30 miles a day. But on August 6, it was his car ride home from a Sunday cycle that was the most dangerous.

A Valley nurse was recently reunited with a man she helped revive after he experienced a massive heart attack in early August.

A woman is in custody after fire destroys home early Tuesday morning. One man escaped the house without injury.