Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Mesa.
🏘️ Community
Mesa accepted $1.4 million from the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community after the City Council approved an intergovernmental agreement to pass grant funds to city programs and nonprofits.
The council earmarked $300,000 for city projects, and nonprofits will receive awards including Mesa Public Schools $300,000, United Food Bank $175,000, and A New Leaf $200,000.
💼 Business
C2 Tactical opened its first franchise in Mesa at 9253 E.
Willis Road, a 23,000 sqft range with 23 lanes, a simulator, classrooms, and a VIP suite open seven days for range time, personal training + retail. Women of Steel meets 6-8 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month for women-only training and networking.
🏥 Health
Open enrollment for ACA Marketplace plans starts Nov.
1, and Arizona households face average premium increases of about 28% for 2027 after federal subsidy cuts and rising healthcare costs; shoppers should compare plans because higher monthly prices can still mean lower out-of-pocket costs.
📰 Real Estate
Even with home values rising by about $150,000 since before the pandemic, Phoenix remains a top-five flipping market and local investor Courtney Rust says flippers who buy right, study comps, and use quality finishes can still profit; she spoke on KJZZ on Oct.
22.
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