Do You Have Bumps On Your Lips? You May Have An Increased Chance Of Developing Breast Cancer

A 32-year-old woman went to an outpatient clinic after months of experiencing tender breast lumps, but doctors noticed something else concerning: benign bumps on her lips. Those growths ended up being a key symptom of a condition that actually increased her chances of developing breast cancer. A case study, published Wednesday in the New... Read More

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary Announces Snake Safety Alert

As Arizonans adjust their lives amid the COVID-19 outbreak, they are now also advised to be on alert for the dangers associated with native snake populations. The Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary announced a snake safety alert in a press release, reporting having received 20 requests for snake removal services in the prior four days. Rising... Read More

Arizona’s Motor Vehicle Division Online During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Social distancing will keep you out of line at Arizona’s Motor Vehicle Division and send you online instead. Coronavirus keeps making changes to the routines of life and there’s another place where that’s happening—ADOT. Offices are close to empty at ADOT’s Motor Vehicle Division. For most MVD business, going to the Service Arizona website... Read More

Books to Read While Social Distancing

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to halt our freedom to partake in activities outside of our homes, many are seeking various forms of entertainment while staying put. While most of us are binging television shows, putting down the remote and picking up a good book might be the respite we need over the next few weeks. Thanks to... Read More

Grocery Stores Banning Reusable Shopping Bags Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Before the coronavirus pandemic, an increasing number of cities and states had banned single-use plastic bags in order to reduce waste and protect the environment. Now, just as more shoppers have been growing accustomed to carrying their own reusable bags with them to the supermarket, COVID-19 is now forcing many to leave those canvas... Read More

Arizona Plans To Release “Enhanced Location Information” On Where Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Are Occurring

The Arizona Department of Health Services is in the process of looking for additional ways to provide better, more informative data to the state as they battle the COVID-19 outbreak. Each day, the Arizona Department of Health Services website provides a daily update on Arizona reported cases and details are broken out at the county... Read More

Walgreens To Offer Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing In Arizona

In an effort to offer patients rapid results for coronavirus testing, the national chain Walgreens announced Tuesday it has plans to offer drive-thru coronavirus testing in Arizona. Walgreens announced they are working with federal authorities to finalize the location of 15 test sites in seven states and plans to be open for operation later... Read More

Southwest Airlines Makes Flight Schedule Adjustments For June

Southwest Airlines made further adjustments to its schedule through June 27, a company executive said in a blog post on Tuesday. Previously, Southwest Airlines Co. had made adjustments to its schedule through June 5. The new schedule adjustments come during what is normally the start of the busy summer travel season. Southwest is cutting... Read More

USAA To Return $520 Million To Members

USAA, the country’s fifth largest property-casualty insurer, will be returning $520 million to its members. This payment is a result of data showing members are driving less due to stay-at-home and shelter-in-place guidance across the country. Every member with an auto insurance policy in effect as of March 31, 2020, will receive a 20%... Read More

COVID-19 Stimulus Checks Are On The Way

With payments from the coronavirus stimulus package expected to reach Americans as soon as this week, here is a breakdown of who will get them, how, and why. How do I get my money? Do I need to apply to receive my payment? The stimulus checks, much like a tax refund, will be handled... Read More