Phoenix Suns Eliminate Defending Champion Los Angeles Lakers

The Phoenix Suns have defeated the defending NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers. Devin Booker scored 47 points in game 6 of the playoffs and the Phoenix Suns eliminated the defending the Los Angeles Lakers with a 113-100 victory in Game 6. Jae Crowder scored 18 points for the second-seeded Suns, who won three consecutive... Read More

Free Fishing in Arizona Public Waters on June 5th

The Arizona Game and Fish Department has announced that fishing across all public waters in Arizona is free on Saturday, June 5. With this weekend’s high temperature expected to be around 106, this is a great opportunity to escape the Valley’s heat for a day trip up north. AZGFD says no fishing licenses are... Read More

CDC Investigating Salmonella Outbreak in Arizona, From Frozen Chicken

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating a salmonella outbreak in six states linked to raw frozen breaded stuffed chicken. As of June 2, 17 people have reportedly gotten sick and eight people have been hospitalized. Six states including Arizona, Illinois, New York, Minnesota, Michigan, and Indiana have reported cases in... Read More

Arizona Sports Betting – Here’s When It Will Start

Just in time for NFL football season, starting on September 9th, Arizona gamblers for the first time in the state, can legally place bets on sport. The Arizona Department of Gaming announced the official start date on Wednesday. The Gaming Department will regulate sportsbooks run by professional sports teams and tribes. The department anticipates... Read More

Super Bowl LVII to Take Place at State Farm Stadium in 2023

The Arizona Super Bowl Hosting Committee has announced that a date has been set for Super Bowl LVII in Arizona. Save the date for February 12, 2023 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale. This is the fourth time that the state of Arizona will be hosting the Super Bowl. It’s joining South Florida, New... Read More

Where to Celebrate Independence Day Around the Valley

Let freedom ring! As we saw 4th of July celebrations and firework displays canceled last year, Americans are more than ever looking forward to celebrating America’s Independence Day. Fireworks are scheduled to light the skies next month and cities across the Valley have a variety of planned Fourth of July festivities. This year, there... Read More

Traveling to Hawaii Amid COVID, the Right Way

Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic, Hawaii has been one of the strictest states when it comes to testing in order to allow travelers on their islands. Lately, several people have flown to the Aloha State only to find out that they did not take an accepted COVID test and were sent back to the mainland... Read More

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs Announces Plans to Run for Arizona Governor

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, announced Wednesday morning that she is running for governor in 2022. Hobbs, a Democrat, made the announcement in a video that says she’s been a high-profile defender of Arizona’s voting process. Hobbs served in both chambers the Arizona Legislature before running for secretary of state in 2018. She... Read More

Phoenix Pride Events 2021

In honor of Pride Month, Phoenix Pride released a list of local events celebrating the occasion and plans for the return of the large-scale gatherings later this year. Officials announced Tuesday that after more than a year of holding off on large gatherings, Phoenix Pride will return. The festival and parade is scheduled for... Read More

U.S. Transportation Secretary Suggests $158 Million in Funding for Light Rail Expansion in Phoenix

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has announced the recommendation of $158.12 million in funding for light rail expansion projects in Phoenix. The Phoenix projects are among 25 rail, bus rapid transit and streetcar projects in 12 states recommended to receive part of $2.5 billion in competitive funding through the Federal Transit Administration’s Capital Investment... Read More