Insurance: The 20 Cheapest Cars And The 5 Most Expensive

Buying a new car is a fun adventure for all drivers. You may think you’re getting a great deal on a new car, but is it expensive to insure? The cost of the vehicle, gas, cost of added features, license and registration costs- plus that pesky car insurance. Car insurance can dramatically change the... Read More

New Life Time Biltmore Plans To Offer Many Luxuries

Phoenix residents will soon have a new health club option and the new club promises to provide luxurious, resort-style offerings to all gym goers. Life Time Biltmore is on schedule and expected to open by the end of this year. Their new facility will be located at 2580 E. Camelback Road as part of... Read More

Fall Season at Uptown Plaza

October is the month desert dwellers long for after a long hot summer. Fall in the Valley of the Sun is perfection with cooler temperatures, pumpkin everything and events that can finally be held outside again. To celebrate this time of year, Uptown Plaza is hosting a ‘Fall is in the Air’ event on... Read More

Grand Opening Of New and Upgraded Amenities At Piestewa Peak Trailhead

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department celebrated the grand opening of new and upgraded amenities at Piestewa Peak Trailhead on Friday morning. The grand opening included a ceremony with a ribbon cutting, a tribal blessing by the Gila River Indian Community, and statements from the Phoenix Mayor’s Office and Council District 6. New improvements... Read More

First Study To Look At Biopsies Of Patients With Vaping-Related Lung Injuries

Mysterious lung injuries linked to vaping have been popping up all across the U.S. A Mayo Clinic study out of Scottsdale has found the toxic chemicals behind these vaping lung injuries. The study looked at 17 lung biopsies from vaping patients who were suspected of having lung injuries. In all 17, it was determined... Read More

The Arizona Corporation Commission Receives Notice Of Intent From APS For Rate Case

Arizona Public Service (APS) has filed a notice of intent to file a new rate case with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC). Consumer advocate, Stacey Champion challenged the impact of the company’s last rate hike back in 2017. She argued that many customers experienced a larger increase than the company had alleged. Back in... Read More

ADOT Urges Arizonans To Get AZ Travel ID – Don’t Get Grounded!

Did you now that new federal regulations require updated identification for U.S. travel starting Oct. 1, 2020? Will your license fly? Governor Doug Ducey’s Office, the Arizona Department of Transportation – Motor Vehicle Division and the Arizona Office of Tourism are reminding Arizonans of the one-year countdown to new federal identification regulations that will... Read More

Congressional Panel Conducts Hearing On Arizona’s Native Americans Voter Rights

This week, a congressional panel gathered at Phoenix College for a hearing on voter rights and accessibility for Native Americans in Arizona. State law requires that all voters show photographic ID at polling places. “In contrast, individuals who cast provisional ballots, or vote early by mail, do not have to provide identification in order... Read More

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