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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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1:19

Colombia Earthquake Relief Efforts | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on August 10, killing over 300, injuring more than 4,500, and leaving 400 missing. Nearly 134,000 homes were damaged, with 30,000 destroyed—displacing countless families. But hope is rising: Colombians in Arizona are rallying support, directing aid to World Central Kitchen, which has delivered half a billion meals worldwide. Their grassroots efforts remind us that recovery isn’t over when headlines fade. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:34

Zaxby's Expands West in Phoenix | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Zaxby’s is making a major westward push in Phoenix, opening a new 3,000-square-foot drive-through location in west Phoenix — and it’s just the start. After a huge debut in Queen Creek last August, the chicken finger chain is eyeing Gilbert, Goodyear, Scottsdale, and Surprise next. The new west Phoenix spot is being managed by GM93T, with construction already underway since December 2025 — and another location is in the works for north Phoenix. While an exact opening date isn’t set, expect to

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1:37

Phoenix Central Avenue Then | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Step back in time with a vivid look at Phoenix’s Central Avenue in the 1970s—when it was still called Centre, bustling with open spaces, construction, and the quirky heat waves that warped the skyline. These rare photos capture not just a street, but a city in flux: growth, grit, and everyday life amid rising infrastructure challenges like flooding water mains. It’s a raw, nostalgic snapshot of how Phoenix built its bones—and why every urban landscape is always being reshaped.Listen in

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2:02

Arizona’s Measles Vaccination Crisis | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Arizona’s kindergarten measles vaccination rate lags dangerously behind the national average and herd immunity threshold, leaving kids vulnerable to outbreaks as cases surge — with over 200 reported in 2025 alone. While states like West Virginia and Connecticut block non-medical exemptions, Arizona allows them, contributing to rising gaps. Measles isn’t the only threat: whooping cough is also on the rise, including a fatal case last year. Efforts to boost access via the Vaccines for Children

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2:37

Volunteers Heal Grand Canyon After Fire | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A dozen passionate volunteers descended on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim to help heal land scarred by the Dragon Bravo Fire—a blaze that ravaged 150,000 acres and damaged critical infrastructure. Working hand-in-hand with the National Park Service, they removed invasive species, gathered native seeds, and planted young ponderosa pines in Fuller Canyon, driven by deep love for the park and a desire to turn grief into purpose. As federal staffing cuts leave restoration projects understaffed, these

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1:49

Volunteers Rebuild Grand Canyon's Forest | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Volunteers plant 1,000 ponderosa pine seedlings in Fuller Canyon, a fire-ravaged zone of the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, as part of a major restoration effort following the Dragon Bravo Fire. This marks the third time the area has burned in 26 years—previous fires occurred in 2000 and 2016—and crews are using fungal-rich soil to boost survival rates. It’s not just about trees; it’s a community-driven mission to heal the land, accelerate ecosystem recovery, and ensure future generations inherit a

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1:30

Bisbee’s Staircase to Art and Soul | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Bisbee, Arizona, once a booming mining town, reinvented itself into a vibrant arts hub with over 3,000 winding stairs, epic annual stair climbs, historic stained glass churches, quirky cafes, colorful murals, and legendary spots like the smallest bar in the state—all nestled into the hillsides for a uniquely rugged charm. 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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1:46

Six-Year-Old Sues After E. coli at State Fair | Mesa...

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2026/08/24

A six-year-old boy is suing the Arizona State Fair after contracting a life-threatening E. coli infection from its petting zoo, leading to 21 days in the hospital, kidney failure, and lifelong medical needs. The lawsuit blames insufficient handwashing stations—relying only on sanitizer—and seeks accountability for medical bills already exceeding $200K with future costs potentially surpassing $3 million. The family’s lawyer vows to push for systemic changes to prevent other children from

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1:27

Arson Devastates Home, Puppy Lost | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A devastating arson fire tore through an Apache Junction home on July 22, claiming the life of a four-month-old puppy named Bruce while sparing its human residents—though they lost everything. With no arrests yet and no renter’s insurance, the couple now faces homelessness, mounting bills, and the crushing emotional toll of surviving a fire they didn’t start. Neighbors helped them escape, but the trauma lingers—the smell of smoke, the fear of the arsonist still at large—and a crowdfunding

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1:42

Arizona High School Transfer Rules Debate | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Arizona’s high school athletes are caught in a heated debate over transfer rules, with top football players moving schools for better college exposure — often forcing them to sit out the first five games unless granted hardship exceptions. While the state’s “fast-track” policy has helped hundreds since 2021, coaches and stakeholders are pushing for reforms like one-time free transfers or second-half sit-outs to balance athlete mobility with competitive fairness. The conversation also turns to

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1:13

Heat Stroke Hits ASU Hockey Player | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A Arizona State University hockey player collapsed during an early morning outdoor workout on the first day of fall classes amid scorching 89-degree heat, prompting emergency response and hospitalization — a sobering reminder of the hidden dangers athletes face in extreme temperatures. 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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1:19

Flash Floods in the Desert | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Flash flood warning in Pinal County Sunday night—don’t drive or walk through flooded streets. Just six inches of moving water can knock you down, and a foot can sweep away cars. Desert terrain traps rain, turning dry washes into deadly torrents. Know the difference: a watch means prepare, a warning means act. Stay safe—turn around, don’t drown. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is

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1:36

Arizona Storm Warning Tonight | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A severe thunderstorm warning hit Pinal County, Arizona, Sunday night with wind gusts up to 60 mph and small hail—prompting residents to seek shelter indoors and away from windows. The storm, moving northwest near Picacho Peak State Park, threatened damage to roofs, siding, and trees in towns like Eloy and Red Rock, with major highways including I-10 at risk. Though common during Arizona’s monsoon season (June–September), these storms can still cause serious harm. Stay safe: head inside at the

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1:57

Peanut Allergy Cure via Gut Bacteria | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Scientists are testing a radical new approach to peanut allergies: fecal transplants from non-allergic donors, aiming to reset the gut microbiome and build lasting tolerance. Early human trials show promising results—some participants gained significant peanut tolerance months after treatment. Building on mouse studies, researchers found that antibiotics before transplant helped donor bacteria thrive, and that these microbes may boost immune-regulating cells by processing bile salts. Next up: a

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1:34

Haboob Hits Pima County | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

A massive, life-threatening dust storm—known as a haboob—hit Pima County Sunday evening, slashing visibility to under a quarter mile and whipping winds over 50 mph. Triggered by thunderstorm cold fronts, these intense wall-of-dust events are common during Arizona’s monsoon season (June–September), with the term “haboob” rooted in Arabic meaning “big, blasting winds.” The National Weather Service issued a warning from 5:40 PM to 6:45 PM, affecting areas including Sells, Three Points, and major

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1:17

Phoenix Heat and Police Under Fire | Mesa News

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2026/08/24

Phoenix police are under fire after new court docs reveal a violent traffic stop where a couple was allegedly assaulted and tased, sparking outrage over officer conduct. Meanwhile, Arizona’s brutal heatwave hit 113 degrees, narrowly missing a record — with dangerous winds and flash flood warnings looming. One heartbreaking case: a grandfather loses a leg after falling in 120-degree heat. A fatal shooting at an Avondale gas station adds to the grim headlines, while ASU students return to Tempe,

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1:37

Two Phoenix Officers Fired After Deadly Traffic Stop...

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2026/08/24

Two Phoenix officers, Luis Vasquez Junior and Antonio Felix, are facing serious felony charges after a traffic stop turned violent — allegedly involving tasers, gun threats, and physical assaults on a couple. Despite claiming the driver was impaired and the car didn’t belong to the owner, the police chief deemed their actions excessive, leading to their firing and arrest. Vasquez admitted to punching the man and pointing his gun, while Felix is accused of tasing and restraining the woman. Both

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1:38

Shelley Fabares Remembered | Mesa News

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2026/08/23

Shelley Fabares, beloved for her roles as Mary Stone on “The Donna Reed Show” and Christine Armstrong on “Coach,” has died at 82, leaving behind a legacy of grace, talent, and kindness. Rising to fame as a child star on “The Loretta Young Show,” she became a TV icon through decades of work — from classic sitcoms like “One Day at a Time” to films with legends like Elvis and Sinatra, and even chart-topping hits in the ‘60s. Known for her warmth and strength both on and off screen, she was also a

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1:04

Mesa Crash Injures 6 Including 4 Kids | Mesa News

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2026/08/23

A harrowing crash near Mesa’s Country Club Drive and McKellips Road sent six people, including four kids, to the hospital—though thankfully none are life-threatening. Police are investigating the collision involving two vehicles, with both drivers injured alongside the children. The road is partially closed as authorities work to reconstruct what went wrong. Community hearts are heavy, but fingers are crossed for full recoveries as more details emerge. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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1:23

Severe Storm Hits Arizona Counties | Mesa News

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2026/08/23

A severe thunderstorm warning hit Pima and Santa Cruz counties with 60 mph winds and quarter-sized hail—prompting everyone to seek shelter indoors and avoid windows. The storm, moving northwest near Sonoita at 5 mph, threatened roads like Route 82 and 83, risking damage to vehicles, roofs, and trees. Arizona’s monsoon season brings fast-moving storms fueled by atmospheric instability, so heed the advice: head inside at the first rumble of thunder, wait 30 minutes after the storm passes, and

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