Phoenix Suffered U.S.’s Sharpest Drop In Housing Inventory In February

As the Valley’s housing market continues to heat up, inventory is dropping, prices are rising and homes are selling faster than they were a year ago. The Phoenix area experienced the nation’s sharpest drop in housing inventory during February compared with a year earlier, according to data released by Realtor.com that also reveals tightening... Read More

A Beach In Scottsdale? It’s True!

Everyone knows the desert is much more bearable when you’re in the water, but Arizonians won’t have to settle for poolside relaxation for much longer. Forget having to make the trek to the West Coast or the 3.5-hour drive down past the Mexican border to enjoy sunny shores and sandy beaches. Scottsdale, AZ, gets... Read More

Gas Prices To Continue Dropping Amid Coronavirus Epidemic

As the coronavirus continues to spread in America and around the world, international financial markets — particularly the oil industry — are being hit hard. If current trends continue, the American national average for a gallon of gasoline could drop another 25-35 cents, according to Patrick DeHaan of GasBuddy, a blog and travel app... Read More

CenturyLink and Arizona Attorney General Reach Settlement

CenturyLink has reached a settlement with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office after accusations of using deceptive and unfair advertising and billing methods, AG Mark Brnovich announced Monday. CenturyLink, which provides phone, internet and television services, allegedly committed consumer fraud in instances including its sign-up “Closer Discount” in which the company often did not apply... Read More

10th Annual Founders Cup To Take Place This Month As The LPGA Turns 70

The LPGA Founders Cup will celebrate its 10th anniversary March 16-22, 2020 at the Wildfire Golf Club at JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa. The tournament, which is the only LPGA event in Arizona, will feature a full field of players who will compete for a $1.5 million purse. The event will feature... Read More

Arizona Attorney General Warns of Coronavirus Related Scams

As you take precaution to prevent coronavirus, also be wary of potential scams trying to capitalize off of the public’s fears. Arizona Attorney General’s Office spokesperson Katie Conner said that people need to be on “high alert” to avoid those preying on the public. “Scammers will go to great lengths to deceive consumers and... Read More

Walmart To Hire Additional 700 People In Valley

Walmart, Inc., based out of Bentonville, Arkansas, is already Arizona’s third-largest employer and is looking to add more employees to their headcount. This increase of 700 people is to help with Walmart’s growth, mainly due to the new services they have begun offering to their clientele. Tiffany Wilson is the Communication Director for the... Read More

New Luxury Apartments Coming One Camelback Road

It’s been about five years since the office tenants started moving out of an 11-story building on the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Camelback Road. In just over a year, tenants are expected to start moving into brand new luxury apartments. During the past 18 months, passersby have noticed the uniquely shaped BMO... Read More

Grand Canalscape Now Open

Phoenix’s Grand Canal is a modern recreation destination after undergoing a major transformation. City officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 15 near Central Avenue to officially open the Grand Canalscape, a 12-mile continuous trail along the canal. Improvements included a paved multi-use trail, pedestrian bridges, and traffic signals with crosswalks at key intersections.... Read More

Team Taylor’s Arcadia Family Fun Run On A Mission To End Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

In April of 2010, a Phoenix family’s life was destroyed by the loss of their daughter Taylor Paige Cosmas. Losing their daughter at the age of five months to SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), it was hard to imagine that parents Mark and Katie would ever smile, laugh, or be happy again. Over time,... Read More