There Is Still Time To Be A Christmas Angel

A long time tradition in the great state of Arizona has been providing children in need with Christmas surprises for the last 30 years. The Salvation Army works in conjunction with malls and Arizona Family to make sure that every child know the joy of a new toy at Christmas. To help make the... Read More

Phoenix Elementary School Board Votes to Not Close Three Schools

The Phoenix Elementary School Board voted not to move forward with the closure of three schools on Thursday night. “I really don’t want it to close,” said a sixth grader through tears. “Closing schools should be the last resort. It should be after we’ve exhausted all other avenues,” said another parent. People flooded the... Read More

ISA Foundation Partners With Nonprofit to Help Children in Kenya

The desire to impact world health and give back to others has led a Gilbert-based company to help feed children in Kenya. In 2018, global health and wellness company Isagenix International launched the ISA Foundation so it could strategically expand its charitable efforts by partnering with multiple nonprofit organizations. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit’s mission is... Read More

New Uber Feature Allows Riders to Get Them To The Slopes

The Arizona ski slopes are open for business, but do you need a lift up the mountain? Just in time for ski season, Uber is moving mountains to get skiers and snowboarders up the hill with all their gear. The ride-hailing company announced this week that Uber Ski is coming. The new feature in... Read More

‘Welcome to Arizona’ Highway Signs Show Off State’s Stunning Scenery

Travelers driving into Arizona will soon be greeted by bold new signs featuring stylized images of the state’s eye-catching natural scenery. “There’s no better way to welcome visitors to our state than with the natural splendor that is Arizona,” Gov. Doug Ducey, who unveiled the signs Wednesday along with other state officials, said in... Read More

SuperShuttle Ending Service To Sky Harbor Airport

SuperShuttle is winding down operations at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport. The final day for the service is Dec. 31, according to the City of Phoenix Aviation Department. The department added that the company will honor any reservations up until the end date. On the SuperShuttle website, reservations cannot be made for Jan. 1,... Read More

Phoenix Mayor And Leaders Welcoming Refugees

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and other leaders of the county followed the governor’s lead in affirming they will continue to welcome refugees to Arizona who have been vetted by U.S. agencies for resettlement. Gallego said she will inform the U.S. government of her decision about people fleeing persecution and violence in a letter to... Read More

Arizona Democrats Go To Court To Gain Top Listing On Ballots

Democrats have alleged that the design of Arizona ballots puts their candidates at an unconstitutional disadvantage, according to a lawsuit filed last month against Arizona’s Secretary of State. The suit takes issue with ballots in partisan races that routinely list Republican candidates before Democrats, and it recommends rotating ballot order to ensure no candidate... Read More

ADOT Changing The Way Customers Receive License Plates, Registration Tabs

The Arizona Department of Transportation said Wednesday it will change the way customers receive license plates, registration tabs and other documents in 2020. Starting in January, those items will only be sent in the mail. Customers will not be able to get them at a Motor Vehicle Division location or third-party office. “We are... Read More

Thousands Expected At 8th Annual Arizona Dental Mission Of Mercy

Thousands of patients are expected to line up in Phoenix this week for millions of dollars in free dental care. The eighth annual Arizona Dental Mission of Mercy will take place from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in the Arizona State Fairgrounds. “It’s the largest free dental... Read More