Arizona Cardinals’ Bill Bidwill Dies At 88

Owner of the Arizona Cardinals, William “Bill” Bidwill has died at the age of 88. The team confirmed the news in an announcement Wednesday, marking the end of leadership that began in 1972, when Bidwill carried on what had become a family business. Bidwill is survived by five children and nine grandchildren. His wife, Nancy,... Read More

Adoption Fees Waived For Dogs Who Have Been At A Shelter For More Than 30 Days

In honor of October’s Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, the Arizona Humane Society is offering to waive the adoption fee for dogs who have been at a shelter for more than 30 days. According to AHS, you can tell which dogs are available for free due to a red leaf hanging on their kennel.... Read More

Arizona Federal Judge Ruled: State Took Money Illegally and Spent It

U.S. District Judge Neil Wake ruled that Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey acted illegally by using funds from the state’s land trust to fund schools. Although Proposition 123 was narrowly approved by voters in 2016 to increase funding to $3,600 per-pupil in Arizona’s K-12 public education system, the federal judge asserted that Ducey still required... Read More

For Phoenix Real Estate Investors, Home Fipping More About Speed Than Profit, Report Says

According to the latest data from an ATTOM Data Solutions report, Phoenix has one of the nation’s fastest average turnaround times for flipped homes but one of the lowest returns on investment. The report suggests that houses were flipped in an average of 151 days, the fifth quickest in the U.S. Yet, the return... Read More

Flex Lane Coming To I-17

Expansion and improvements, including a flex lane are coming to a stretch of Interstate 17, north of Phoenix as part of a $320 million highway project that’s expected to be completed by 2023. The plan, put together by the state and the Arizona Department of Transportation is intended to bring better roads and infrastructure... Read More

Which Comes First: Smartphone Dependency Or Depression?

Source: University of Arizona News Young people who are hooked on their smartphones may be at an increased risk for depression and loneliness, according to a new study from the University of Arizona. A growing body of research has identified a link between smartphone dependency and symptoms of depression and loneliness. However, it’s been... Read More

Phoenix Sky Harbor To Temporarily Close One Of Three Runways In November

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport announced plans Tuesday to temporarily close one of its south runways for maintenance beginning at 10 p.m. on Friday, November 1, through 7 a.m. on Monday, November 4. The airport has been in communication with the airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to determine the least disruptive time... Read More

Target Set To Host Free ‘PAW Patrol’ Trick-or-Treat Event For Kids

Parents, mark your calendars for some Halloween fun! Target is hosting a special event just for kids this Halloween season. Children are invited to dress up and celebrate Halloween at Target at the “PAW Patrol” trick-or-treat event on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at participating Target locations. Children will have... Read More

Arizona Is The Fastest Growing State In The U.S.

The Grand Canyon State is getting even grander. The Census Bureau recently released its 2018 American Community Survey ‘One-Year Estimates’, which revealed that Arizona is the fastest growing state in the country. According to estimates from the report, Arizona’s population grew from 7,016,270 in 2017 to 7,171,646 in 2018. This is a radical difference... Read More

ADOT Nearing Completion Of Project To Widen Interstate 10

The Arizona Department of Transportation recently announced that it has completed expanding I-10 to six lanes, three lanes each direction, between Casa Grande and Tucson. The most recent 4 miles that was widened to six lanes is part of a $72 million project between Eloy and Picacho. This project also resulted in a straightened... Read More