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KDTV Noticiero July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KDTV Noticiero July 4, 2024

Foden o fuerte explosion en el establecimiento comercial, hay varios muertos, decenas de heridos, en lugar parece una zona de guerra. Decenas de encapuchados saquean en cuestion de minutos una tienda en california, el valor estimado supera 300,000. Toyota retirar mercado algunas de sus camionetas por una falla mecanica. Le sentiremos los moros afectados y que deben hacer los duenos de los vehiculos. Comienza la edicion nocturna. Maiti el expresident e acusado penalmente esta noche en georgia en relacion con los esfuerzos para revertir Las Elecciones del 2020. Leon Rudy Giuliani quien se desemp...

Under pressure, Visit Mesa weighs reforms - Vimarsana News

Under pressure, Visit Mesa weighs reforms

Visit Mesa, the City of Mesa’s primary tourism development partner, is considering organizational reforms six months after two board members resigned to protest the nonprofit’s handling of a $60,000 corporate

Take a look inside the most expensive house sold in Mesa - Vimarsana News

Take a look inside the most expensive house sold in Mesa

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty announce yet another record-breaking sale — the most expensive house sold in Mesa.

MPS sees some bright spots in enrollment drop - Vimarsana News

MPS sees some bright spots in enrollment drop

At some point this school year, some Mesa high schoolers might be assigned to read F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 classic novel “The Great Gatsby,” and encounter the famous last line:

Resignations roil Mesa's tourism board | | eastvalleytribune.com - Vimarsana News

Resignations roil Mesa's tourism board | | eastvalleytribune.com

Two prominent Mesa business leaders resigned from the Visit Mesa board of directors in July, citing disagreements with the nonprofit’s professional staff over transparency concerns and a $60,000 golf club