Frontier Airlines Adds Daily Nonstop East Coast Route

Air travel out of Phoenix seems to be growing each week. Phoenix Travelers will have a new route to the East Coast beginning later this year. Frontier Airlines recently announced starting Dec. 10. they have plans to offer nonstop daily flights between Sky Harbor International Airport and Newark, New Jersey. The airlines is offering introductory... Read More

Phoenix Voters Say No To Both Prop 105 and Prop 106  

Special election votes are in for the City of Phoenix and the no votes have it. Prop 105 Tuesday voters decided Prop 105 will effectively prevent a block on current and future light rail expansion projects, clearing the way for light rail expansion. The results have not been finalized and are not official, but... Read More

Tougher Law Against Animal Cruelty Goes into Effect in Arizona

Starting Tuesday, animal abusers may begin facing harsher punishments for animal cruelty under the new law, HB2671. The new law has been designed to bring down more severe penalties upon animal abusers. The worst an animal abuse case could be classified as, was previously a ‘Class 6 Felony’, which is the lowest felony classification.... Read More

Judge Rules Against Johnson & Johnson in Opioid Case

On Monday, a judge in Oklahoma ruled against the Johnson & Johnson corporation in the case on opioids. The company has been ordered to pay $ 572 million due to their part in fueling the widespread addiction. “The state met its burden that the defendants Janssen and Johnson & Johnson’s misleading marketing and promotion... Read More

State Attorneys General Join Fight Against Robocalls

Sick and tired of your phone ringing daily with annoying robocalls? The Arizona Attorney General has heard the complaints and has stepped in to help. Arizona officially joined a coalition of 51 attorneys general and 12 phone companies to establish ways to fight robocalls. “These principles are being adopted to help us stop illegal... Read More

Joe Arpaio To Run For Sheriff In 2020

On Sunday, Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced he plans to run for his 7th term as Sheriff in 2020. Arpaio, 87, announced in a press release that he will make another run at the position he held for more than 20 years. “On this day, August 25, 2019, after consultation and approval... Read More

Arizona Community Colleges Ranked 30th In U.S.

According to a new study by WalletHub, Arizona Community Colleges rank 30th in the U.S. based on GPA and participation. Community college is a great way to start your college career. It helps you adapt to college life right out of high school and tuition costs much less than that of a four-year university.... Read More

Amazon Fresh Grocery Service Now Available in Phoenix

Amazon Fresh, a unique grocery service, has become available in three new cities, including Phoenix. Amazon Prime members can shop an array of grocery products and receive them rapidly with free two-hour delivery. If you choose to take part in this service, it will cost an additional $14.99 a month as a Prime member.... Read More

City of Phoenix Special Election: Voting At The Polls and Where To Find Results

The city of Phoenix will open 28 voting centers for the upcoming Special Election for all registered voters who reside in Phoenix to vote on two ballot propositions. These locations, which can be found on Phoenix.gov/Elections, will be open on the following days and times: Monday, August 26, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Tuesday, August... Read More

Free Admission To The Grand Canyon This Sunday

The National Park Service is turning 103 years old and to celebrate Founder’s Day all Grand Canyon visitors can enter the park for free on Sunday, August 25th. Fees will remain for tours, camping, reservations and concessions. Charges will resume for those staying at the park beyond Sunday. Those planning to visit the part... Read More