A Valley Health Group Accused of Administering 370 Expired Vaccine Doses

Embry Women’s Health, a valley health group, is accused of administering hundreds of expired vaccines according to the state health department. Throughout the pandemic, Embry Women’s Health has been an intricate partner within Arizona in terms of administering both COVID-19 testing and COVID-19 vaccines, but the Arizona state health department has now banned them... Read More

“Real Water” Linked to Death and Illness 

Public health officials are searching for Arizonans who may have been sickened by bottled water linked to at least one death and more than a dozen cases of liver damage, including among infants and children. Real Water — also known as Re²al Water, Real Alkalized Water and Real Alkalized Water Concentrate — was distributed... Read More

What Was the Strange Object Spotted in the Arizona Sky?

Did you see a strange object in the Arizona sky Tuesday night? There have been a number of reports about a strange object seen in the skies over the Valley and around the state. Residents in Flagstaff first spotted the odd object detailing it was been stationary in the sky for more than an... Read More

Game 2 – Suns vs Nuggets, Tickets Still Available for Wednesday’s Game

Tonight the Phoenix Suns will face off against the Denver Nuggets in Game 2 of the Semifinals. Single game tickets for playoff game are still available for purchase. The Valley was buzzing after the 122-105-win Monday night and Phoenix Suns fans are hoping for another win against Denver. Suns center Deandre Ayton gave credit to the... Read More

Summer Travel is Picking Up: Travel Tips to Remember

Travel is finally getting back to normal. It was reported that millions of people flew over the Memorial Day weekend. In fact, on Friday, May 28, and Monday, May 30, more than 1.9 million people were screened at TSA Checkpoints. The last time 1.9 million people went through TSA in a single day prior... Read More

FDA Approves First New Alzheimer’s Disease Drug in Nearly 20 Years

Monday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Aduhelm (aducanumab) for the treatment of Alzheimer’s, a debilitating disease affecting 6.2 million Americans. Aduhelm was approved using the accelerated approval pathway, which can be used for a drug for a serious or life-threatening illness that provides a meaningful therapeutic advantage over existing treatments. Accelerated approval can... Read More

Aluminum Supply-Chain Issues Temporarily Halt Arizona License Plate Production 

The worldwide aluminum shortage that’s constraining production for various industries means there is a temporary interruption in the production of Arizona license plates. Arizona Correctional Industries (ACI) is a branch of the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry and has long produced license plates for the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division.... Read More

United Airlines Plan for Supersonic Travel by 2029

United Airlines is planning to bring back supersonic travel. They announced a deal this week with a Denver-area start-up called Boom Supersonic. United announced its buying 15 new jets from a Denver startup. The jets would carry between 65 to 88 people at a speed of Mach 1.7 and it would cut flight times... Read More

Phoenix Talent Agency Holding Casting Call for Scottsdale Reality Show

Lights, camera, action! Have you ever wanted to be on a reality show? A Phoenix-based talent agency is looking to create a reality show called ‘Scottsdale.’ A casting search is underway for 21- to 40-year-old Arizonans to star in “game-changing” digital shows that are slated to appear on a new online platform. “We are looking... Read More

Arizona State-Run COVID-19 Vaccine Sites Shutting Down By June 28

Arizona Department of Health Services announced Thursday that the Arizona state-run COVID-19 vaccination sites will begin to slowly shut down over the coming weeks. The vaccination service focus will be localized in neighborhoods, pharmacies, and doctors’ offices. All Arizona state-run vaccination sites are expected to be closed by Monday, June 28. Arizona state sites... Read More