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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 of what’s happening in your city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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Window Detaches Midflight | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Germany had to turn back mid-air after a passenger window blew out—sending oxygen masks down and causing a sudden altitude drop. One 61-year-old passenger was partially pulled from the cabin and had to be pulled back in by fellow travelers. The plane landed safely, the man received medical care for friction burns and neck/shoulder injuries, and the group was r...

Swig Expands Into Valley With New Locations | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Swig’s explosive growth is here — with over 100 locations nationwide and two new Valley spots coming soon in Glendale and Tempe, this soda sensation is turning custom “Dirty Sodas” into a full-blown experience. Mixing bold flavors, creams, and purees, Swig isn’t just serving drinks — it’s delivering craveable, Instagram-worthy moments, complete with energy boosters and snacks. If you love unique,...

Javeayah Harris Case Deepens | Mesa News 10.07.2026

In a chilling case that has shaken the community, authorities now say it’s unlikely they’ll ever find all the remains of four-year-old Javeayah Harris, whose death is linked to her parents’ alleged efforts to destroy evidence. DNA from partial remains found in a reservoir matches both parents, who are charged with homicide by child abuse and tampering with human remains. The sheriff called it one...

Bear Attack on Tahoe Boat | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A July Fourth weekend turned wild when Cortlandt Koerwitz faced off with a surprise bear on his Lake Tahoe boat—armed only with bear spray, he managed to scare it off, proving that even in familiar spots, nature can strike fast. The incident underscores the importance of having EPA-approved bear spray—not regular pepper spray—for true defense, not repelling. Bears usually avoid humans, but when th...

I-11’s Path Through Arizona’s Desert | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A major showdown is brewing over Arizona’s proposed Interstate 11, as Pima County and environmental groups clash over which route to build. The west route through Avra Valley—undeveloped and near Saguaro National Park—faces fierce opposition for its potential ecological damage, while the east route, closer to existing I-10, is seen as less disruptive. County officials are pushing back against what...

Honeywell and Enigma Power Up Autonomous Drones | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Honeywell Aerospace and Enigma Aerospace are teaming up to supercharge Enigma’s autonomous Phoenix P-series drones with Honeywell’s cutting-edge mission systems, navigation tech, and electronic warfare capabilities—making them battle-ready for any mission. This strategic alliance follows Honeywell Aerospace’s recent spin-off from Honeywell International and comes on the heels of a $500 million def...

Phoenix Industrial Park Takes Shape | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A massive new industrial park is set to rise in north Phoenix, transforming a former tech campus into a sprawling 450,000-square-foot complex near I-17 and Thunderbird Road. Developers are pitching three buildings—ranging from 62,000 to over 237,000 square feet—to meet soaring demand fueled by nearby TSMC’s chip plant. With 750,000 square feet of vacant office space already on-site, this prime hig...

Cuisinart Grill Recall: Glass Shatters, Stop Using It | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Cuisinart is recalling 12,660 of its Propel+ Four Burner 3-in-1 Gas Grills after reports of tempered glass shattering during use — posing a serious laceration hazard and even sparking one fire. Sold between December last year and May this year, owners must stop using the grill immediately, remove the glass panel, upload photos of the glass and serial number to Conair’s site, and choose either a $5...

Shooting in Avondale Involves Teens | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A shooting in Avondale left a 14-year-old injured but stable, while his 15-year-old friend was arrested—raising questions about what sparked the incident, with authorities withholding details but assuring no further threats or suspects are involved. 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, hi...

U.S. and Iran Resume Talks After Ceasefire Ends | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Tensions are escalating as the U.S. resumes talks with Iran — but with a major twist: any ceasefire is now off the table. After fresh U.S. strikes targeting Iranian military sites in retaliation for attacks on commercial ships, President Trump signaled a hardline stance while still opening diplomatic channels. The message is clear — dialogue is back on, but calm is over. A volatile situation with...

McConnell’s Health Mystery Deepens | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Senator Mitch McConnell’s prolonged hospitalization has sparked political firestorms, with GOP lawmakers demanding transparency as weeks pass without clear updates—despite assurances he’s recovering and eager to return, his absence looms large in a razor-thin Senate majority. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn....

Kobalt Power Tool Recall Alert | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Over 554,000 Kobalt yard power tools are being recalled due to dangerous USB-C lithium-ion batteries that can short-circuit and ignite while charging inside the tool. Sold at Lowe’s between January and May 2026, affected models include trimmers, blowers, lawn mowers, chainsaws, and pruning saws. Greenworks Tools, the importer, has received 34 reports of smoke, sparks, or fires — no injuries or dam...

Robinson’s Plot to Kill Kirk | Mesa News 10.07.2026

The case against Tyler Robinson, accused of plotting to kill Charlie Kirk, is heating up as prosecutors unveil chilling evidence—including text messages and a video of his ex-roommate claiming he was “engraving bullets”—while the defense challenges key forensic findings. With a preliminary hearing wrapped and a September 1st court date looming, the judge will decide if there’s enough probable caus...

Arizona Primary Election Guide | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Arizona’s primary election is heating up—voters are choosing their November opponent for Governor Katie Hobbs. Early voting’s already live, and ballots must be in by 7 PM on July 21st, whether mailed (send by July 14th), dropped off, or cast in person. Track your ballot online at ArizonaVote.gov—don’t miss your chance to shape Arizona’s future. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: h...

Young Artists Celebrate American Heroes | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Over 130 young artists from across the U.S. and its territories took center stage in Washington D.C. on July 8th, celebrating American heroes through original art and written statements in the American Heroes Student Art Contest — a collaboration between Freedom 250 and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Judged on creativity, artistic skill, and historical depth, winners from each age grou...

Costco Drops Two Beloved Kirkland Beers | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Costco is quietly removing two beloved Kirkland Signature craft beers — the Helles Lager and Vintage Ale — brewed in partnership with Deschutes Brewery. These award-winning brews, praised for quality and unbeatable value, are set to vanish from shelves by September or October as production winds down. The Helles Lager even earned medals at the World Beer Cup, and the collaboration helped Deschutes...

Cyclosporiasis Outbreak: Wash Your Produce | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Cyclosporiasis is surging across the U.S., causing severe symptoms and hitting Michigan hardest—with over 1,200 cases and 40 hospitalized. Health officials haven’t pinpointed the source yet, but past outbreaks tied it to fresh produce like cilantro, raspberries, and green onions. Though not contagious, the parasite’s stubbornness makes washing produce under running water and scrubbing firm items y...

Starlink Launch Tonight from Vandenberg | Mesa News 10.07.2026

SpaceX is launching another Falcon 9 rocket tonight from Vandenberg Space Force Base, aiming to deploy more Starlink satellites—don’t miss it if you’re in Arizona, or tune in live if you’re anywhere else. With a four-hour window opening at 7 PM Pacific, this mission is critical for expanding global internet coverage, and if tonight’s launch is scrubbed, a backup is ready for tomorrow. Listen in co...

Twelve Million Lottery Ticket Dispute | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A twelve-million-dollar lottery ticket sparks a legal showdown at Circle K, as two employees—former manager Robert Gawlitza and clerk Marline Ybarra—claim ownership, arguing they were forced by company policy to buy unclaimed tickets worth $20 or more using their own money. The case began when a customer left behind a winning ticket after paying for only part of the purchase. Circle K sued to recl...

Major Freeway Closures This Weekend | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Drivers, brace yourself—this weekend’s a doozy. Major freeway closures hit SR 51, Loop 202, and Loop 101 from July 12–14 for pavement upgrades. Plan ahead: SR 51 northbound is shut from I-10 to Colter St., Loop 202 eastbound from McQueen to Lindsay, and Loop 101 southbound from McKellips to University. Detours? Use I-17, Pecos, Germann, Hayden, or McClintock. ADOT says exit early and give yourself...

Arizona’s Middle-Class Income Breakdown | Mesa News 10.07.2026

To be middle class in Arizona, you need to earn at least $54,324 a year — and if you’re making over $162,972, you’re in the upper class. Arizona ranks 20th nationally for its high middle-class income bar, with cities like Gilbert requiring $124,968 to qualify — while Tucson starts at just $40,322. Compared to neighbors like California, Nevada, and Utah, Arizona’s thresholds are lower, but still st...

Toddler's Miracle Recovery After Near-Drowning | Mesa News 10.07.2026

A toddler in Gilbert defied death after a near-fatal drowning—pronounced dead at the hospital but miraculously revived four hours later. Now called a “miracle fighter,” Vincent Lorenzo Fiordilino faces a long recovery with no brain damage, but immense medical and financial hurdles. His family launched a GoFundMe, which surged after a police report reignited public attention, raising nearly $20,700...

Arizona Ditches Energy Efficiency Rules | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Arizona just repealed its 2011 energy efficiency rules, sparking alarm over rising bills and grid strain—especially as heat waves intensify and demand surges from population growth and data centers. While commission chair Nick Myers claims outdated mandates are unnecessary, citing self-driven tech advances, Attorney General Kris Mayes warns it’s a profit-driven move that’s cost consumers $1.7 bill...

Santa Rita Park Reborn with $8M Upgrade | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Santa Rita Park is roaring back to life after an $8 million makeover set to reopen August 14th—complete with 300 new trees, a walking trail, fresh ball fields, a splash pad, and a covered playground. Funded by Proposition 407 bonds, Tohono O’odham gaming grants, and city cash, this historic 22-acre gem (originally Southside Park since 1903, renamed in 1915) once hosted Tucson’s first public pool—a...

Navajo Nation Presidential Race Heats Up | Mesa News 10.07.2026

Sixteen fierce contenders are battling for Navajo Nation president as the July 21 primary looms, with incumbent Buu Nygren back in the race. Candidates are hitting the ground running at community forums, tackling hot-button issues like water rights, economic growth, and public safety — while also addressing education, tribal sovereignty, and resource management. Some push for transparent land poli...

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