The pool at Brimhall Aquatic Center will remain closed on Friday, June 7, as crews continue the cleanup efforts following a chemical incident. The rest of the Brimhall campus is set to reopen, and Mesa Parks and Recreation camp activities will resume at the school.
Arizona State University (ASU) has advanced in the QS World University Rankings for 2025, securing the 38th position among U.S. universities, up two spots from its previous ranking. ASU surpasses Dartmouth, Georgetown, and Notre Dame in this year's rankings.
The City of Mesa has released its new Water Quality Consumer Confidence report, available at www.mesaaz.gov/ccr. The report details the quality, sources, treatment, testing, and monitoring of Mesa's drinking water based on testing conducted in 2023.
The Arizona Celebration of Freedom Presented by AT&T on Thursday, July 4, is more than a fireworks show. It is a celebration of the country’s freedom and independence. The event will feature two outdoor stages for entertainment and patriotic programs, along with additional unique patriotic entertainment inside the Mesa Convention Center.
Former NBA star Earvin "Magic" Johnson delivered a speech at Arizona State University (ASU) to honor Martin Luther King Jr. The event took place on Monday night at ASU's Student Pavilion, where Johnson addressed an audience of approximately 700 people. He encouraged attendees to stand and embrace each other, emphasizing unity and the vision of Dr. King.
The Mesa City Council has scheduled a General Election for November 5, 2024. Residents will vote on four ballot measures that could affect the city's growth and service quality.
With initial funding from the Office of the President and Knowledge Enterprise, the newly established Digital Discovery Initiative at Arizona State University is poised to revolutionize observational scientific research. It aims to bridge the gap between technological advances like virtual reality, remote sensing, and data visualization and the need for expertise to reproduce natural environments virtually.
Phoenix is grappling with a significant ozone pollution issue, particularly evident during the summer months when a brown haze often hangs over the Valley. This urban emissions problem, exacerbated by high levels of sunlight, has placed metro Phoenix's air quality among the worst in the nation. The region frequently surpasses federal health-based air quality standards, posing serious respiratory health risks.
Tempe, AZ – Tempe Mayor Corey Woods and Councilmember Berdetta Hodge are inviting community residents to join them on Saturday, June 15 for the monthly Breakfast with Berdetta event. This session will focus on the escalating crime of elder abuse in Arizona, across America, and worldwide.
As temperatures reach triple digits, Mesa has announced its partnership with Maricopa County Public Health and local organizations to provide heat relief services for unhoused individuals and other vulnerable residents. A federal grant from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), along with some of the City’s general funds, will support programs and services during the extreme summer heat.