Gilbert studies nearly two miles of Sonoqui Wash for flood dangers
admin The town of Gilbert says it’s studying nearly two miles of Sonoqui Wash because multiple factors can contribute to flooding…
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Demand for Gilbert senior living grows as baby boomers turn 80
As more Americans get older, the need for senior care is growing, and that demand is already being felt in…
Gilbert police conduct proactive e-bike patrols, urge parents to help keep teen riders safe
Gilbert PD conducted proactive patrols in the Adora Trails neighborhood on Friday to address a rise in e-bike activity and…
Gilbert leaders look at new rules for data centers
Gilbert leaders are working to establish new rules for how data centers could be built and operated in town, before…
WATCH: Gilbert bulk trash crews take extra precautions while working in extreme heat
As extreme heat grips the Valley, Gilbert’s bulk trash crews are taking extra precautions while working ten-hour shifts outdoors.
WATCH: Gilbert Arts Academy revamps curriculum with robotics, drones and expanded arts education
Gilbert Arts Academy is rolling out a redesigned educational model when students return for the new school year.
Gilbert’s Veterans Advisory Board works year-round to connect veterans with resources and community
For Bretz, staying connected has meant finding another way to serve. Today, he works alongside other veterans on projects that…
Gilbert farm helps hundreds of kids build confidence, responsibility, and a sense of belonging
Spencer Martin, 17, says his life was headed in the wrong direction. After struggling with his mental health and falling…
Gilbert plans left-turn signal at Power and Rittenhouse after resident speaks up at town council
A Gilbert resident's concerns about a dangerous intersection may soon lead to a new left-turn signal at Power and Rittenhouse…
Gilbert leaders consider short-term rental licensing fee hike
Gilbert leaders are considering raising the licensing and renewal fee for short-term rentals from $100 to $250.