Arizona Cardinals Sign Quarterback Cole McDonald

The Arizona Cardinals have signed 22-year-old quarterback Cole McDonald to a futures contract for the 2021 season, the team announced on Thursday. McDonald was a seventh-round draft pick last year out of Hawaii by the Titans, but he was waived during training camp on Aug. 19. He spent time this past fall with the... Read More

11 Iranians Arrested in Arizona After Jumping Border

Border Patrol agents arrested 11 Iranians Monday after they snuck across the border into Arizona. The five women and six men were traveling as a group, and were nabbed on a bridge near San Luis, a border crossing point. Agents said the group had just crossed the border. Iran is a “special interest” country... Read More

More Than 300 Pet Adoption Fees Covered at Arizona Animal Welfare League

The COVID-19 pandemic has left some of us feeling lonely and isolated. If you are feeling this way or just want a new companion, now is the perfect time to adopt a furry friend. Over 300 pet adoption fees at Arizona Animal Welfare League will be covered starting Wednesday for those seeking a new... Read More

SRP Board Approves Delay of Price Increase for Fuel and Purchased Power Until November

In an effort to adjust to the fluctuating costs of fuel and purchased power agreements and keep customer prices low during this unprecedented time, the Salt River Project board voted yesterda to delay a necessary price increase until November. SRP routinely monitors the costs it incurs to purchase fuel for its generating stations and... Read More

Support Arizona Public Safety! Sign the Petition to Prevent Police Abusers From Profiting Off YouTube Videos! 

Day after day, video vigilantes who call themselves “police auditors” abuse police officers and obstruct law enforcement investigations on the streets of Tucson, Phoenix and around our country. These abusers post videos and livestreams on YouTube, monetizing the videos and earning ad revenue by harassing police and obstructing 911 emergency scenes. The Arizona Fraternal... Read More

Waste Management Phoenix Open: What To Know If You Go

The significantly scaled back 2021 Waste Management Phoenix Open tees-off this week in Scottsdale and it is going to look very different than in years past. Due to the pandemic, the tournament is only allowing a daily attendance of 5,000 spectators. CDC approved safety protocols will be in place, and many of the popular... Read More

Arizona School Voucher Bill Proposal Aims to Use Public Money for Private Education

Advocates of using public money for private education are pushing a wide-ranging new school voucher program that would vastly expand Arizona’s current system just two years after state voters overwhelmingly rejected a universal voucher system. The proposal from Glendale Republican Sen. Paul Boyer would make all children attending schools with a high percentage of... Read More

Phoenix & Scottsdale Sued Over SF Giants Public Land Plans

Wide open space and public parks or a giant sports complex for private use by a Major League Baseball team? That issue is now at the center of a lawsuit filed by members of a group called “Friends of Papago Park” against the cities of Phoenix and Scottsdale. The group consists of over a... Read More

FDA Takes Action to Protect U.S. Consumers; Places All Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers from Mexico on Import Alert

As part of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s continuing efforts to protect consumers from potentially dangerous or subpotent hand sanitizers, the agency has placed all alcohol-based hand sanitizers from Mexico on a countrywide import alert to help stop products that appear to be in violation from entering the U.S. until the agency is able to review... Read More

Antibody Treatments Now Offered at Arizona Hospitals 

Treatments for COVID-19 patients in the hospital are continuing to evolve. Now there is an option for those with mild to moderate symptoms, as a way to prevent it from progressing. Ken and Eileen Wells are both recovering from COVID-19. They say a fairly new monoclonal antibody treatment they received just may have saved... Read More