Gilbert News

Four people were injured in a three-vehicle accident in Gilbert Friday evening, according to the Gilbert Fire Department.

The new Hampton Inn & Suites in Gilbert celebrated its opening with a party on Nov.

These following items will be discussed at the Town Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Gilbert Municipal Center, 50 E. Civic Center Dr.

Spectators from all over the state came to watch the Gilbert Days Parade Saturday.

A deal to make ambulance service more efficient in Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek and Apache Junction is being challenged in court by a company that lost out in the bidding process.

The Gilbert Police Department Crime Prevention Unit is coordinating the 2009 "Blue Line of Love Holiday Toy Drive" for families needing assistance this holiday season.

When Ivy Kate Casteel is old enough to tell stories, she'll have a good one to tell her family and friends.

A 1-year-old Gilbert girl is recovering and doing well after receiving a three-organ transplant earlier this month in Tucson, the first of its kind in the state and the Southwest.

A new 315-unit apartment complex has opened in Gilbert and its owners are marking the occasion with a free public barbecue featuring some of the town's restaurants.

Donald Ray Ludington, 48, of Gilbert, Ariz., was arrested without incident today by the FBI and the Gilbert Police Department, and was charged with two counts of Armed Bank Robbery.

Former Gilbert Promotional Corporation president Cathy Padilla has come to a plea agreement with prosecutors in her Maricopa County Superior Court case.

Organizers are looking for runners and vendors for a Santas' Pet Village and 12K Run that will be held from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec.

But folks decided the Arizona heat was too hot to hold an outside festival on May 5. * In 1959, the celebration was moved to November, renamed Gilbert Day and became a celebration of that year's paving of the side streets downtown as well as a salute to Gilbert's Western heritage.

There'll be ropin' and ridin' and partyin' aplenty during the week-long Gilbert Days celebration.

A woman wanted for credit card fraud and ID theft was arrested after a family member recognized her on the news and called police.

Once a month the gals in one Gilbert neighborhood get together to chat . . . not about potty training, sleep habits or what to make for dinner, but about books.

It seems fitting the place where Chandler resident Lee Myers closed his eyes for the last time was the hospice center he helped build.

The designers of two downtown Gilbert parks, an intersection and a water treatment plan recently received awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Arizona.

A Sacaton man was sentenced to 27 years in prison on Thursday for hitting and killing a bicyclist.

A woman who has used a forged credit card in the East Valley and other Arizona towns was seen on store surveillance videos during her shopping spree.