Where Are Your Kids The Most Exposed To Germs?

We are officially heading into cold and flu season. Germs are hard to avoid, especially if you have children. Where kids pick up and spread these germs might surprise you. Dr. Charles Gerba is a microbiologist and professor in the Department of Environmental Science at the University of Arizona. Most people call him “Dr.... Read More

Valley Metro Asking For Input On Proposed Bus Route Changes

Valley Metro is asking riders for input on proposed bus route changes that could go into effect in April. The transit system introduced an online survey on Nov. 4 that details the routes and schedules that would be affected by the changes. Respondents can select from three options — in favor, not in favor... Read More

The Black Crowes Are Coming To Phoenix!

This announcement may be Hard to Handle for you, but the Black Crowes will be making their way to Phoenix in 2020. The Georgia rock band is reuniting for a 30th anniversary celebration of its first album. The group will perform at Ak-Chin Pavilion in Phoenix on Sept. 12, 2020. Tickets start at $29... Read More

The Women’s History Alliance Hosting An Artist Series and Fundraising Event To Benefit The Frances Munds Suffrage Memorial

In an upcoming two day event Modern Manor, WAYLA Studios and The Women’s History Alliance will join forces to bring together Phoenix’s creative community to raise funds to build a statue of the groundbreaking activist and suffragist Frances Munds. On April 23, 2019, Governor Doug Ducey signed HB 2183 (the Frances Munds Suffrage Memorial)... Read More

Arizona Leadership Talk Safety After Mexico Events

The murders and the recent discovery of dozens of bodies in Mexico have some Arizonans worried to travel across the border. Now Governor Doug Ducey and Senator Martha McSally are weighing in on the events. Whether it’s traveling to Rocky Point or through the state of Sonora, the dangers of traveling to Mexico are... Read More

Arizona School Districts To Sue Vaping Company Juul

Several school districts in Arizona are joining others across America to sue the biggest name in vaping, Juul. At least four of the state’s school districts have or are considering joining a lawsuit against the e-cigarette maker. Among them are Tolleson Union High School District and Alhambra Elementary School District. Tucson Unified School District... Read More

Data Breach With Delta Dental of Arizona

The names, addresses and Social Security numbers of clients of an Arizona dental insurer could have been compromised months ago in a phishing attack, the company said. Delta Dental of Arizona said that a data breach was discovered in July after suspicious activity originated from an employee’s email account. Officials at the insurer weren’t... Read More

Phoenix City Council Approves $2 Million In Funding For Pedestrian Safety Improvements

The Phoenix City Council has approved $2 million in funding to be spent on pedestrian safety improvements. City officials are hoping to use that money to make changes and decrease the number of pedestrian fatalities. In Phoenix, there has been a 200 percent increase in pedestrian deaths over the last decade. In 2018, over... Read More

One Of The Most Complete T-Rex Specimens Ever Recovered To Be Put On Display In Phoenix

“Victoria the T-Rex,” an interactive exhibition of one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex specimens ever recovered, will make its global debut Nov. 17 at the Arizona Science Center. The display will continue in Phoenix until May 25, 2020, for the first leg of a five-year world tour. “This is one of the most... Read More

Arizona-Israel Trade And Investment Office Opens In Tel Aviv

Governor Doug Ducey today announced the opening of Arizona’s first trade and investment office in Israel. The new office, a part of the Arizona Commerce Authority, is located in Tel Aviv and creates a platform for businesses in both countries to increase international trade and foreign direct investment opportunities. “The opening of Arizona’s trade office... Read More