Superstition Springs resident Roy Grinnell, who lives on a golf course property, has a David-and-Goliath fight on his hands over his backyard fence.

Hillbilly Bob’s Pig Races? Yes, Hillbilly Bob is a real guy, and they really do race pigs – which are said to enjoy the experience but like the Oreo cookies they get at the end even more.

Gilbert Public School parents are going to have to dig deeper into their wallets to send their students to district programs such as for preschool and summer camps.

Civility and the First Amendment clashed in last week’s Gilbert Town Council meeting after Mayor Brigette Peterson directed police to escort three residents out of chambers for silently holding signs that read “Stop Lying” and “Don’t Mesa my Gilbert.”

Thanks to a $10 million item in the current state budget, the East Valley Institute of Technology hopes to open a residence hall for foster teens on its downtown Mesa campus by the 2023-24 school year.

Sixth-grade students can pick which of Gilbert Public Schools junior highs they might want to attend the following year by sitting in on classes, eating in the cafeteria and touring campuses.

A road project that officials tout will ease traffic congestion and provide a direct route to Gilbert’s Central Business District is finally now opened for business.

Bell Bank Park in Mesa needs a grand slam this fall.

Val Vista Lakes resident Jeff Sloan says the junk slowly crept in over the years at his neighbor’s house across the street until it began to resemble a “landfill.”

Planning commissioners last week got their first official look at a proposed mixed-used project with ground-floor retail and 274 apartment units at the southwest corner of Higley and Ray roads.

The iconic Water Tower Plaza in the Gilbert Heritage District is getting a facelift and the Town of Gilbert has unveiled the first potential designs in an open house.

The trial for Higley Unified School District’s ex-superintendent on charges related to alleged contract rigging and taking payoffs has been rescheduled to Dec. 13 from Sept. 8 after defense attorneys last week argued to remand the case to the grand jury.

Schnepf Farms, a Queen Creek venue known for farm-themes weddings, pumpkin festivals, giant hay mazes, fresh peaches and other family-friendly events might seem like an unusual place to think about actually burying your loved ones.

As fentanyl overdoses rise, a new study found nearly half of Arizona teenagers never heard of the drug.

A revision of a proposed ordinance banning Gilbert from participating in - and spending taxpayer dollars on – passenger rail is going back to the drawing board after two Council members said it was watered down too much for their liking.

Morrison Ranch residents are gearing up to block light industrial buildings on 311 agricultural acres at the northwest corner of Power and Warner roads near their homes.

Truck load after truck load of dirt – about 22,856 cubic yards –were hauled and dumped nearly five years ago on a 7-acre site near Gilbert Civic Center that was to be the home for a proposed veterans memorial park.

While the rest of the nation was posting a record increase in traffic fatalities in the first quarter of 2022, highway deaths in Arizona were falling by nearly a third, according to a recent report.