By: Shanteal Collins For Native American students at Mesa Community College, the Washington Redskins mascot gets mixed opinions. The Washington Redskins were originally the Boston Braves until 1933 when the owner … Read More
By: Sarah Lopez This year, Maricopa County saw its highest recorded number of mosquito complaints in history, but relief is soon on the way, according to County Environmental Services Department … Read More
By: Cameron Abbott Created in 1979, Artspace was envisioned to be an advocate for artist’s special needs, but soon became much more. As the company evolved and took on the … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling Four new members were elected to the non-partisan Maricopa County Community College District on Nov. 4, bringing a new sense of change to the board, according to … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling Gov. Jan Brewer issued an executive order on Oct. 21, bringing together experts in health and human services, public safety, emergency and military affairs, and education. The … Read More
By: Kian Hagerman For students coming from distant places to attend school, news about events from home can impact their lives in various ways. For MCC student Abe Mustafa, one … Read More
By: Jackson Kellogg The movie-going experience at Cinemark Mesa 16 has been upgraded with the installation of electric-powered Luxury Lounger reclining seats in most of the auditoriums. The theater is … Read More
By: Paige Baker The Arizona minimum wage will increase 15 cents, to $8.05, beginning in January 2015, putting Arizona 80 cents above the federal minimum. The change is the result … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling Arizona Public Services Co. proposed installation of solar panels on 3,000 rooftops across the state, with no credit check and no cost to the consumer, in an … Read More
By: Joshua Bowling The Associated Press and other media organizations have brought lawsuits against Arizona challenging the state’s secrecy regarding death penalty drugs. The Arizona Republic, KPNX-TV Channel 12 (Arizona’s NBC … Read More