Southwest Shakespeare Presents Romeo and Juliet

You are invited to come and see what students have been learning at the Southwest Shakespeare Summer Camp with the classic production of Romeo and Juliet. Performances are Friday, July 19 and Saturday, July 20th at 7:30pm. At the Madison Center for the Arts in Phoenix. Tickets are free. Lobby doors will open one... Read More

Gross Alert – Cockroach Are Becoming Immune To Insecticides

Cockroaches are some of the most resilient creatures on earth. They can be exposed to 2,000 times the radiation than humans can take and go several days without sustenance. Who would be surprised that cockroaches would become immune to insecticides as well? Apparently, certain cockroaches have adapted a clever resistance to modern insecticides. This... Read More

State Farm Stadium Career Fair This Saturday

Looking for a job? Mark your calendar and head to State Farm Stadium on Saturday, July 13th. State Farm Stadium is scheduled to host a career fair with plans to hire for over 1,100 part-time positions. The career fair will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Companies will be hiring for part-time event... Read More

Arizona Five-Year-Old To Meet With Congressional Members

Arizona resident, five-year-old, Grant Leonard, has become an inspiration and advocate for children living with Type 1 diabetes. His future career is also one that displays his courage. “One day I want to be a firefighter so that I can help people because I’m very brave,” he says in a video that was posted... Read More

Donated Purple Heart Medal Prompts Search For Family In Tucson

Goodwill locations receive thousands of donated items, and employees have to sort through all of the items before the items reach the storeroom floor. Talon Mills has been working at Goodwill for a year. With his experience, he now helps train new hires. Mills says the most popular question that employees ask: is “What... Read More

Make Healthier Choices At The Grocery Store With App Developed In Arizona

Do you have specific dietary need or perhaps trying to eat healthier? Often times the food labels can be a misleading or don’t make a lot of sense. Now there is an app for that. New technology developed in Arizona is revolutionizing the way consumers shop for groceries and helping consumers eat healthy. WellRx... Read More

West Nile Virus On The Rise – Tips For Protection

Maricopa County is only part of the way through the summer season, but the county has already surpassed last year’s number of West Nile virus cases. According to the county’s public health section, 27 cases have been recorded. In 2018, there were 24 cases. According to a spokesman for the Maricopa County Environmental Services... Read More

Weekend Getaway – Things To Do In Flagstaff

Want a break from the heat? It’s July- who doesn’t? Hit the road for a short road trip north and the cool pines of Flagstaff will welcome you with a wide variety of activities to make your weekend getaway memorable. Flagstaff offers a wide variety of great activities that range from monuments, hikes to... Read More

Back-To-School Community Supply Drives 

Back-to-school time is coming up, which means it is not too soon to start thinking about school supply shopping. Several neighborhood organizations are asking residents to consider purchasing a few extra supplies to give back to the community. The neighborhood organizations help provide students with clothing, food and school supplies so that every child... Read More

Pinal County Has Lowest Crime Rate Of All Arizona Counties

According to statistics from 2017, Pinal County is the safest of Arizona’s five most populous counties. A recent annual budget revealed that the county spends $63.8 million per year on criminal justice related activities, but “I think you’re getting a pretty good bang for your buck,” said the Pinal County Attorney, Kent Volkmer. The... Read More