The Gilbert Young Professionals recently volunteered at Page Commons, connecting with local seniors through service activities. The group plans further events focused on both professional networking and community engagement. The initiative reflects broader efforts by the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce.
Nearly 30,000 people ran through Tempe during Pat’s Run on April 11 to honor Pat Tillman’s legacy. The annual event supports scholarships for veterans while celebrating community spirit. This year’s run featured actor Rob Riggle as guest starter.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce highlights common weaknesses facing local business owners—from cash flow monitoring to compliance tracking—and offers practical solutions aimed at improving resilience amid growth pressures in the region.
Leaders at a recent roundtable discussed ways for Gilbert businesses to attract more tourists by focusing on placemaking, programming, public art projects, transportation improvements and signature events. Local assets like downtown vibrancy were highlighted alongside ideas for future growth.
Mesa police reported that Eric Baker died in custody following multiple Taser deployments during an arrest attempt after fleeing from officers.
Arizona State University’s graduate programs have achieved high national rankings according to U.S News & World Report’s latest list released April 6. Eleven programs are now among America’s top ten—including two that rank first—reflecting both strong academic performance across many disciplines at ASU.
Arizona State University announced several faculty members are moving into major leadership roles nationwide. The trend underscores ASU’s influence as an innovator in higher education. Leaders say their experiences at ASU helped prepare them for these new opportunities.
The lowest price of E85 gas in cities throughout Maricopa County was found at a single gas station in the week ending Mar. 28, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.
A new study reveals democracy’s roots stretch far beyond Greece and Rome into diverse ancient cultures worldwide. Researchers used archaeological evidence from dozens of sites to challenge old assumptions about self-governance.
A recent workshop led by Alison Smith invited participants to rethink traditional views on self-care. Attendees explored how personal context shapes restorative practices while focusing on small steps toward greater well-being.