Top 10 Consumer Fraud Complaints In Arizona In 2019

Attorney General Mark Brnovich has released the top 10 consumer fraud complaint categories in Arizona for 2019. It’s the second consecutive year in which telemarketing and phone scams was the leading category. The Attorney General’s Office received almost 2,000 complaints regarding telemarketing and phone scams in 2019 and released its full list on Tuesday... Read More

Are You Ready To Wing It At The Arizona Fried Chicken and Wings Festival?

A festival on fried chicken and wings was bound to happen! Fried chicken and wings embody the perfect food to share with friends and family. Come and share a wide variety of fried chicken and wing creations at The Pressroom on April 19th, 2020 from 12:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Fried chicken is enjoyed throughout the... Read More

Has Your Candidate Dropped Out Of The Race? What It Means For Your Vote

When Arizona voters make their decision during the state’s Democratic presidential primary, they’ll see names of candidates who have dropped out. But what happens if you vote for them anyway? Short answer: Your vote is void. The candidates still vying for the nomination are expected to thin out dramatically before Arizonans even get a... Read More

Two Of The Country’s Worst Traffic Bottlenecks Are In Phoenix

During your daily commute around the Valley, are there two particular areas that seem far worse than others that you wish you could avoid? A new national study from the American Transportation Research Institute confirms that two particular freeway intersections in the Phoenix area are ranked among the “2020 Top Truck Bottleneck List” and... Read More

Mayor Gallego Says Phoenix Needs Help From The Rest Of Maricopa County To Combat Homelessness

Mayor Kate Gallego said Tuesday that Phoenix needs more help from the rest of Maricopa County to combat homelessness. During a press conference, the mayor said Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has “agreed to convene all Maricopa County Mayors to address homelessness with a regional approach.” The City Council will vote on the formation of... Read More

Digital Bookmobile Makes Its Way to Phoenix Area Libraries

The nationally traveling Digital Bookmobile is rolling into the Valley this week. The bus is stopping by several public libraries in the Phoenix area. Onboard are several interactive workstations to teach public library patrons how to access e-books and audiobooks for free. “We’ll help patrons set up the Libby app,” said Marissa Gillett, who’s... Read More

Six Ways To Lower Your Risk For Colorectal Cancer

By Stacy Simon Senior News Editor, American Cancer Society March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Colorectal cancer is one of the more common cancers in the US. About 1 in 23 men and 1 in 25 women will develop colon or rectal cancer at some point during their lifetime. But there are things you... Read More

Gov. Ducey Signs Mental Health Legislation Into Law

Arizona lawmakers and Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday approved legislation aimed at preventing teenage suicides and requiring insurance companies to pay for mental health care under the same rules that apply to physical ailments. Responding to a rapid rise in teenage suicides in Arizona, the House and Senate approved the measure unanimously and Ducey... Read More

New Data Shows 16.8% of Arizona Residents Binge Drink

More than 40 million Americans (about one in six adults) indulge in binge drinking. The CDC defines binge drinking as consuming four standard drinks in a two-hour span for females and five for males. Binge drinking has been on the rise over the last decade with more than 8 million new binge drinkers since... Read More

Retreat For The Soul Coming To Scottsdale

“A vacation with inspiration.” That’s what you can experience at The Good Life Retreat, a spiritual retreat coming to Scottsdale this spring. The Good Life Retreat aims to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul along with providing a clearer understanding of God and the Divine design for your unique life. “Practical tools for life... Read More