Mesa Public News Today

For Owen Fermoyle, joining Gilbert’s Community Engagement Task Force to tackle teen violence is personal.

The Eisenhower Center for Innovation now houses a robust food pantry.

Tyra White says she was defending herself at Westwood High School from bullying, when police arrested her.

The alleged attack, according to police, happened Thursday afternoon in a residential neighborhood in the East Valley city.

LOS ALAMOS COUNTY NEWS Darryl Lorenzo Wellington, Santa Fe's 6th poet laureate, opens a window into history by portraying the preeminent Black novelist Richard Wright in a live presentation at Mesa Public Library. Richard Wright (1908-1960) pioneered an influential school of protest literature and became the first Black writer to pen a bestseller that overtly criticized racism and…

To make up for a funding shortfall, the district is now considering getting rid of 385 positions for the 2024/2025 school year.

STEP UP GALLERY NEWS RELEASE Step Up Gallery at Mesa Public Library is hosting "Michael Sharber: Painting Survey 2007 to 2023" that runs through March 6. Michael Sharber is a painter and sculptor who’s lived in New Mexico for many years. He says, as a young man, he fell in love with the big sky and ever-changing…

Several bills pertaining to transgender youth have been going through the legislature over the last few years and now a Valley family is suing Mesa Public Schools over the use of pronouns in schools.

The AARP Experience Corps Mesa program trains volunteers to serve as literacy tutors in Mesa Public Schools.

A behavioral health provider will soon offer on-campus counseling services to students at two Mesa elementary schools. The governing board for Mesa Public Schools has approved a contract with Free Life Wellness Center.The contract establishes a year of services at Field Elementary School and Porter Elementary School with the option of five more annual renewals.