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Fifty-year-old Carlos Cortez Hernandez was hit by a car, which did not stop. “Unfortunately, the male did not survive his injuries,” said Nik Rasheta, a Mesa Police Department spokesman. “We also located the vehicle involved and the investigation is ongoing.” On the Facebook home of the group Bike Mesa, people were saddened but not surprised. “Once again, Country Club, where bicyclists and pedestrians are targets and prey,” commented Alycia de Mesa-Weeden. “We...

California Aeronautical University opens new campus at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa FOX 10s Danielle Miller reports. MESA, Ariz. - A new flight school in the Valley at Mesas Falcon Field Airport near Falcon Drive and McKellips Road is open and ready for those looking to become a pilot. California Aeronautical University has three other locations in California. CAUs president, Matt Johnston, says the Valley is top notch when it comes to flying instruction. He says with the pilot shortage, they�...

Even someone’s house burned down. But even though the state law is consistently violated, enforcing it is a difficult problem unless cops catch someone setting off aerial fireworks, City Manager Chris Brady said. “The only way they can enforce it is when they actually see someone lighting the fireworks,’’ Brady said. “I think people standing around in the street is not enough to enforce it.’’ Kevin Bush, a deputy Mesa fire chief and fire marshal, said firework...

Fireworks may have caused house fires in Glendale, Mesa, leave metro Phoenix in a haze Lily Altavena, Arizona Republic © Glendale Fire Department Fireworks caused an attic fire Thursday night, Dec. 31, 2020, at a residence near 43rd and Palo Verde avenues, Glendale fire officials tweeted. Firefighters in Glendale and Mesa say New Years Eve fireworks are the cause of one housefire and may be the cause of another in metro Phoenix. The Glendale Fire Department tweeted that fire...

ADOT cameras showed the woman getting out of her car on the L-202 near McKellips Road to calm down the injured dog. The dog is doing well, the owner said days later.

Woman helps injured dog on Loop 202 in Mesa Woman saves dog on freeway (Source: ADOT Facebook) By Shelby Trahan | December 25, 2020 at 4:15 PM MST - Updated December 25 at 4:15 PM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Faith in humanity is officially restored! An Arizona Department of Transportation traffic camera caught a good samaritan rescuing an injured dog on the Loop 202 Christmas Eve night. According to ADOT’s Twitter, the woman stopped along the shoulder of the HOV lane near McKell...