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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Mesa News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Mesa—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Mesa News Today is your daily snapshot

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1:40

Arizona Cities Pull Plug on License Plate Tech | Mesa...

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2026/08/27

Tempe and Cave Creek have joined Arizona’s growing list of cities shutting down Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader programs, citing privacy concerns and the risks of data sharing — as statewide debates intensify over balancing public safety with constitutional rights. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:37

Phoenix Council Funds Officer Therapy Amid Scandal |...

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2026/08/27

Two Phoenix police officers were arrested and fired after a violent traffic stop turned deadly, sparking a citywide reckoning over police accountability and mental health support. Amid growing outrage, the City Council approved funding for officer psychological services — despite one councilwoman’s dissent over whether troubled officers are truly being held accountable. The incident exposed systemic gaps in how the department evaluates officers with histories of violence, as leaders vowed to

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1:31

Tucson Then: A City On The Cusp | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Step back in time to Tucson’s mid-50s heyday—when streets buzzed with a different rhythm, downtown buildings stood proud, and the city teetered on the edge of explosive growth. Through vivid photos spanning the late 50s to the 90s, we revisit iconic intersections, civic landmarks, and community moments like the 1975 centennial. See how the United Bank Tower rose in ’85 and how libraries and city halls evolved alongside the skyline. It’s not just nostalgia—it’s a layered portrait of a city

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1:30

Arizona Man Arrested for Campus Voyeurism | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

A 33-year-old man was arrested at Arizona State University for allegedly secretly filming men in campus restrooms over months, claiming it was an uncontrollable urge. Police found dozens of videos and photos taken from under or over stall doors, sparking outrage over the invasion of privacy and eroded public safety. Charged with voyeurism and trespassing, he’s held on $50K bond, with court date set for August 31. Authorities continue investigating the extent of his actions as this disturbing

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1:14

Arizona Heat and Headlines | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Arizona ranchers brace for a beef avalanche as 660 million pounds of tariff-free imports threaten their markets, while Lake Havasu City cops chase a suspect who bizarrely dumped two brick-sized cocaine packages worth $200K. In Mesa, a man faces new charges for secretly filming ASU bathroom patrons—his third alleged incident. Meanwhile, in Goodyear, a 92-year-old is arrested after his wife’s body is found with signs of trauma. And the heat? Still scorching at 117 degrees—with a record-breaking

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1:32

Arizona’s New Cost of Living | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Arizona’s cost of living just hit a new threshold—$75K a year to live comfortably, experts say—as rent and groceries soar. Meanwhile, cattle trade between Arizona and Sonora is back on track, signaling recovery for rural economies. A knife attack in Supai has rocked the community, with a suspect arrested. In Tucson, authorities chase leads in the death of a police recruit, while Governor Hobbs defends her record on citizen initiatives. Phoenix police are also under scrutiny as a criminal probe

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1:26

Text Saved Two Hikers in Arizona | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Two older hikers, one 62 and the other 88, got lost in Arizona’s Mount Trumbull Wilderness, ran out of water, and spent a cold, rainy night stranded. The younger man collapsed from dehydration, while his buddy tried to call for help—but no signal. Then came the twist: he sent a text to his son, which somehow went through, alerting rescuers. A helicopter arrived by afternoon, pulling both men to safety. It’s a wild reminder that even in remote places, a simple text can save lives—and always be

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1:18

Trigg Kiser’s Tragic Drowning Case | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Trigg Kiser’s tragic drowning death, ruled an accident by Maricopa County medical examiners, sparked a whirlwind of legal and emotional fallout — his father avoided charges despite police recommendations, court records were sealed amid family lawsuits, and the public watched as a heartbreaking case unfolded behind closed doors. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,

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1:40

Phoenix Eyes Rugby World Cup 2031 | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Phoenix is officially in the running to host the Men’s Rugby World Cup in 2031, with city council backing Arizona’s bid — a historic first for the U.S. as the tournament makes its debut on American soil. Competing against giants like New York and LA, Arizona hopes to leverage State Farm Stadium and its proven event expertise to land the games, while officials still await cost details. This push follows Phoenix’s earlier withdrawal from the 2026 FIFA World Cup bid, but now the city’s aiming high

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1:21

Gold Medal Swim School Expands to Surprise | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Olympic gold medalist Mike Troy’s legacy soars as Gold Medal Swim School expands to Surprise, bringing world-class swim lessons, crystal-clear water, and free unlimited swim time to the West Valley—just in time for fall 2026. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources

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1:35

Arizona's Hidden Nuclear Past | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Arizona’s Cold War legacy lives on underground—18 Titan II missile sites once stood ready to strike, serving as the longest-serving ICBMs of their kind before being retired in the 80s. After decommissioning, some even launched satellites into space. Today, the only open site is the Titan Missile Museum in Green Valley, offering tours through its original bunker, while decommissioned silos are now up for sale—with one fetching $395K. Own a piece of history—or at least visit it. Listen in

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1:29

Arizona's Hidden Nuclear Past | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Step back into the tense Cold War era at Arizona’s only fully intact Titan II missile site, now a hauntingly preserved museum. Once home to eighteen massive nuclear missiles and crews living underground in high-alert readiness, this site offers an immersive look at life during the nuclear age. Led by former missile commander Yvonne Morris, the museum showcases original control rooms, blast doors, and even the real missile—complete with training gear and mannequins in protective suits. No live

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1:22

When Does Your Social Security Pay? | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

When do your Social Security checks arrive? It depends on your birth date and when you started receiving benefits. Most retirees, disabled, or survivors get paid on the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Wednesday of the month if you began after May 1997. SSI recipients usually get their payments on the 1st — unless it’s a weekend or holiday, then it’s the last business day before. If you started getting benefits before May 1997, you have a fixed payment date unique to you. Know yours to avoid surprises. If your

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1:00

Shooting in Buckeye Leaves Father Dead Daughter...

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2026/08/27

A deadly home shooting in Buckeye leaves a father dead and his 17-year-old daughter critically injured just before 1 AM—police arrest a suspect on the scene, recover a weapon, and say the incident followed an argument inside the house. The teen is hospitalized, and while details remain under investigation, officials confirm no further threat to the community. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:20

VAI Takes Over Mattel Park Amid Local Tragedies |...

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2026/08/27

VAI Resort is finally stepping in to revive the long-delayed Mattel Adventure Park in Glendale—hopefully bringing it to life soon. Meanwhile, a 92-year-old man in Goodyear has been arrested after his wife’s body was found with signs of trauma. Doctors are warning Arizona residents on GLP-1 weight loss drugs about heightened dehydration risks during extreme heat. Tragically, a 15-year-old girl died in a crash near Thunderbird High School, and fans are mourning the passing of legendary actor Tim

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1:27

Tempe’s Homelessness Numbers Hold Steady | Mesa News

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2026/08/27

Tempe’s latest homeless count reveals steady progress despite shrinking pandemic funding—280 unsheltered residents, down from 515 in summer 2022. City leaders credit their HOPE Team and Tempe Works jobs program for keeping numbers stable and helping more people find long-term housing, with over 1,179 housed since 2023 and a goal of 3,200 in three years. Plus, the city was cleared of allegations involving misuse of police databases, clearing the way to focus on solutions.Listen in

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1:26

USPS Holiday Shipping Costs Rising | Mesa News

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2026/08/26

The USPS is preparing for the holiday rush with temporary shipping price hikes starting early October and lasting through mid-January 2027, affecting Priority Mail Express, Priority Mail, Ground Advantage, and Parcel Select. Rates will vary by weight and distance—lighter, local packages may see a 50-cent bump, while heavier, long-distance items could face several-dollar increases. These adjustments aim to manage seasonal volume and costs, with final approval pending from the Postal Regulatory

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1:25

Security Building Gets $135M Hotel Makeover | Mesa News

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2026/08/26

Downtown Phoenix’s historic Security Building, dating back to 1928, is getting a $135 million makeover into a 255-room hotel—thanks to developer Chris DeRose, who was inspired by its potential after spotting it in December 2022. This isn’t just a renovation; it’s a bold statement in a wave of new downtown hotels, aiming to preserve the building’s legacy while blending old-world charm with modern luxury. The project promises to revitalize the neighborhood and honor Phoenix’s architectural

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1:20

Chickens on the Road and the Cop Who Helped | Mesa News

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2026/08/26

A flock of chickens went on an uninvited road trip in Ohio, causing a traffic jam—until a Dayton police officer stepped in, gently herding the clucking crew back to safety. No fowl play, just a cop’s unexpected heroics that turned chaos into calm—and answered the age-old question with a feathered twist.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary

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1:24

Artemis II Crew Honored by President Trump | Mesa News

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2026/08/26

This Friday, President Trump will honor the Artemis II crew with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor at NASA’s Johnson Space Center — a historic moment celebrating their record-breaking 10-day lunar flyby that shattered Apollo 13’s distance record and paved the way for future deep space missions. Joining him will be NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman as the four astronauts — Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen — receive recognition for their

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