Eegee’s To Open First Metro Phoenix Location This Summer

Tucson’s quick-service iconic fast-food chain restaurant has officially announced its return to metro Phoenix. Eegee’s will open in Gilbert this summer. The popular chain known for the “eegee” frozen fruit drink, specialty French fries, and signature sub and grinder sandwiches announced on Tuesday the first Valley location will be at Baseline Road and Val Vista... Read More

You Might Want to Change these Amazon Privacy Settings

Yes, you have an Amazon public profile. Have you ever been curious just how much money you have spent on Amazon.com? Maybe after the quarantine period you don’t even want to know! Or did you know you can see your stats. Unbeknownst to many consumers, Amazon is more than just shopping. The Echo smart... Read More

Gallego Announces Phoenix’s Mask Mandate Will Continue Despite Ducey’s Rollback of Restrictions

In a statement on Tuesday, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced the city’s mask mandate will continue and stay in effect despite Gov. Doug Ducey ordering local governments to abandon the requirement. “I stand with the majority of the Phoenix City Council who agree that the governor’s unilateral decision to order cities to abandon mask... Read More

Arizona Extends Individual Income Tax Filing Deadline

Governor Doug Ducey today signed legislation to extend the state individual income tax filing deadline from Thursday, April 15 to Monday, May 17 to match the federal government’s decision to extend its filing deadline. “Our economy is on the rise and jobs are growing, but Arizonans throughout the state have still felt the economic... Read More

IRS Announces $30M Unclaimed for Arizonans That Did Not File 2017 Federal Income Tax Return

On Monday, the IRS announced that there are more than $1.3 billion in unclaimed income tax refunds for those who did not file a 2017 federal income tax return. Of that, more than $30 million is marked for Arizona taxpayers. The IRS says it estimates the median for potential unclaimed 2017 refunds to be... Read More

Attorney General Brnovich Files Motions to Move Forward with Executions for Two Death Row Inmates

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced today that he has notified the Arizona Supreme Court of the State’s intent to seek warrants of execution for Arizona death row inmates Frank Atwood and Clarence Dixon, and asked the Court to set a briefing schedule to govern the process. Both men have exhausted all of their... Read More

Honda Issues Recall On 628,000 Vehicles to Replace Fuel Pumps

Honda has issued a recall on more than 628,000 vehicles in the U.S. to replace fuel pumps that can fail, causing the engines to stall. The recall covers much of the Honda and Acura model lineup from the 2018 to 2020 model years including the CR-V small SUV, the company’s top-selling U.S. vehicle. Honda... Read More

Amtrak Expansion Would Include New Arizona Routes

Amtrak could soon be making it easier for travelers to take train trips out of Phoenix and Tucson. The new, planned service from Phoenix or Tucson could take you directly to several cities in southern California. From there you could connect to Las Vegas. Amtrak says, “With a growing and diverse population, a global... Read More

Governor Ducey Eases Restrictions On Elective Surgeries And Long-Term Care Facilities

On Thursday, Governor Doug Ducey rescinded three Executive Orders issued during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic: “With nearly three and a half million vaccine doses administered across Arizona, we’re on track to fighting off the pandemic and returning to normal,” said Governor Ducey. “At the beginning of the pandemic, we took necessary... Read More

Scam Warning: Don’t Be Tricked By Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Offers

Even with attempts from the government with continued added vaccine sites and additional appointment opportunities, Arizona residents have expressed disappointment and frustration in failed attempting to schedule and receive the COVID-19 vaccination. While thousands anxiously await their opportunity, the door is open for residents to be taken advantage of by a new crop of... Read More