BedBrock Developers Break Ground on Crown Canyon Mansions in Paradise Valley 

A 30-acre canyon tucked away in the middle of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve will be home to 12 new mansions with prices starting at $9 million. BedBrock Developers is breaking ground for the first home within the new exclusive community being called Crown Canyon near 40th Street and Lincoln Drive in Paradise Valley. The... Read More

6 Bucket List-Worthy Hikes in Arizona

If Arizona doesn’t stand out to you as one of the finest hiking states in the country, you haven’t spent enough time outside! From carefully-carved canyons that draw crowds from all over the world to quiet trails nestled deep into the ponderosa pines, Arizona boasts a lineup of hiking trails quite unlike anywhere else.... Read More

World’s Largest Arabian Horse Show Returns to Scottsdale

The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona (AHAA) is returning for the 66th annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show at WestWorld of Scottsdale. The world’s largest horse show runs Thursday, February 11 through Sunday, February 21, 2021. To ensure the safety of the riders and teams along with the community the show will be closed to the public. Instead,... Read More

Inmates Arrested After Escaping Florence Prison

Two Arizona fugitives that escaped from an Arizona state prison 5 days ago have been apprehended Thursday morning. The Coolidge Police Department said it took David Harmon and John Charpiot into custody around 9 a.m. after receiving tips from two Arizona residents. The U.S. Marshals were also involved in the arrests. Authorities searching for the two... Read More

Arizona to Build Holocaust Education Program

Phoenix is one the biggest major cities in the U.S. to not have a Holocaust education program or a place for anyone with interest, ties or for students to go to directly to learn about the Holocaust and other genocides which makes it even more of a reason to get this education into school... Read More

Several Major Brands Will Not Air Super Bowl Commercials This Year

Several major brands have decided to sit out the Super Bowl this year. Budweiser, Coke and Pepsi, which have debuted some iconic Super Bowl commercials in the past, are opting not to pay the astronomical fee for a 30-second ad spot during the big game this year. Instead, some brands are choosing to spend... Read More

Apple Warns iPhone 12 Users to Keep Phone Away from Pacemakers

Apple is warning iPhone 12 users that the magnets in its magnetic accessories could interfere with implanted medical devices. In a new support document published last week, Apple provided more clarity on the issue, which the company, as well as medical professionals, have warned about since the new phones were released last October. Apple... Read More

Broadway Season is Back at ASU Gammage in Tempe

The pandemic has been hard for so many, including those involved with live theater productions. ASU Gammage in Tempe is looking ahead to the future when Broadway shows return to the stage, and the seats are filled with patrons once again. ASU Gammage was able to reschedule all but three of its shows that... Read More

Governor Ducey Issues Advisory To Accelerate COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

Governor Doug Ducey issued an advisory on Tuesday to accelerate the statewide distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine and move doses of vaccine to where they can be rapidly administered to the Arizonans. “The COVID-19 vaccination is our best shot at returning to life as it should be. Over the last two weeks, the COVID-19... Read More

Scam Alert: Text Message Claiming to be ADOT Isn’t Real 

Many Arizonans have reported receiving a scam text about their driver license needing to be updated. This text did not come from the Arizona Department of Transportation and is a phony attempt to get people to hand over their personal identifying information. Do not open this text or any web address associated with it.... Read More