Nursing Home Costs Inflating Rapidly Around The U.S. 

The costs of long-term care continue to inflate faster than traditional medical care in many states across the U.S. According to a Georgetown University Medical Center study, the cost of nursing homes in the U.S. can easily top $70,000 a year. People that are unable to care for themselves are typically left with two... Read More

10 Best Places To Vacation In America

The best place to vacation in the United States is the Grand Canyon, according a report U.S. News & World Report’s annual Best Vacations rankings. At the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, there are numerous activities for visitors to enjoy. They can hike, raft down the Colorado River, and visit the Grand Canyon... Read More

Lose Yourself In A New 3D Illusion At The Odysea In The Desert

A local attraction has given residents another reason to head indoors and stay out of the heat this summer. Things are wild and illusive at Surprise Your Eyes at Odysea in the Desert. With 30 scary and enchanting murals, you’re bound to get lost in this 3D fantasy. “So it’s putting yourself into these... Read More

Arizona Desperate For New Foster Families

According to Child Crisis Arizona, foster families are in short supply. Officials from the agency claim that there are no beds available in licensed foster homes. Of the 13,000 children in the foster care system in Arizona, 8,000 are living in Maricopa County. All agencies in the state have seen a decrease in families... Read More

Tips On How To Avoid Waterborne Illnesses While Swimming

Summer is in full swing and Independence Day is right around the corner. With temperatures in the Valley of the Sun already hitting triple digits, it’s no surprise that one of the most popular outdoor activities for families this time of the year is swimming. Although swimming is still safe in most recreational water... Read More

Gov. Ducey To Withdraw Arizona Nike Plant Incentives Over Controversy

Swoosh! And just like that the City of Goodyear’s plans to bring Air Manufacturing Innovation, a Nike subsidiary to Arizona might be done. The subsidiary makes the famous Nike Air footwear products and had intentions to purchase a multimillion-dollar facility in Goodyear, Arizona. The economic addition would add approximately 500 full-time jobs to the... Read More

Pearl Harbor Artifact Coming To Airbase Arizona Museum

The Airbase Arizona Museum, located in Mesa, is anticipating a new artifact to add to their collection. The piece has a deep historical connection here in the Copper State. Beginning Friday at 1 p.m., a piece of metal from the USS Arizona’s deck will be on display at the museum. The Pennsylvania-class battleship was... Read More

Celebrate 4th Of July ‘Boom Free’ and Enter To Win a TV

An Arizona dog rescue has partnered with three valley fire departments to encourage people to celebrate the 4th of July “boom free” and turn in the fireworks they have purchased. Mayday Pit Bull Rescue reports that this week is when pet shelters see an increase in lost pets and they are trying to prevent pet owners from losing... Read More

Four Books To Share With Kids This 4th Of July

With Independence Day quickly approaching kids can learn about what the day is all about with these fun books. Share the story of American Independence as we celebrate on July 4th. What Does it Mean to Be American? By Rana DiOrio and  Elad Yoran In a country divided by politics this book is great... Read More

The Valley’s New “Slumber Shack”

Inviting your children’s friends over for activities can be a stressful and overwhelming from having enough resources to keeping them occupied, to worrying about potential messes. A new business in the Valley called “The Slumber Shack” could be the new solution. A Gilbert couple created the business for parents to provide an “epic” party... Read More