Arizona’s First Autism-Focused Online School Offered Tuition Free

Arizona’s first and only tuition-free autism charter school will offer a new online option in the fall, the school announced Tuesday. Arizona Autism Charter Schools acquired state approval to become the state’s first autism-focused online school for students on the spectrum and other special needs, according to a press release. The school in the... Read More

Valley’s Concert List Set For 2021 and 2022

Are you ready to enjoy live music again? The Valley concert scene is ready to return from the COVID-19 hibernation and there is an incredible slate of performances lined up for 2021 and 2022. Here are the upcoming headliners that are scheduled at the area’s three large-scale concert venues, plus stadium shows: Gila River... Read More

7 Tips to Keep Your A/C Unit Working Like New During Dust Storms 

Unpredictable and intense dust storms have been hitting the Valley, increasing dust and debris particles in the air that can decrease the performance and efficiency of your air conditioning unit. This can have a big impact on the quality of the air you breathe at home. Experienced technicians at locally owned Forrest Anderson Plumbing and... Read More

Phoenix Suns Arena Getting A New Name

The Phoenix Suns Arena has had many names over the years and In May, Phoenix Suns managing partner Robert Sarver mentioned their newly renovated arena would be getting a new name in the “near future.” The time has come. An announcement was made today the arena is getting a new name. The Suns, Phoenix Mercury and... Read More

Arizona Cardinals Training Camp Opening to Public

Time for the Bird Gang to unite. The Arizona Cardinals officials have announced they will open their 2021 training camp to the public. Parking and admission will be free for fans, however digital tickets will be required for entry into each of the 12 practices. Season ticket holders will be have access first to... Read More

Get To Know the Arizona Athletes Competing in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics

The 2021 Tokyo Olympics are almost here. After a year-long postponement due to the COVID-10 pandemic, the best athletes in the world will gather in Japan to participate in 28 different sports in the hopes of becoming an Olympic medalist. The 2021 Olympic Games will begin on Friday, July 23 with the Olympic opening... Read More

Neutrogena and Aveeno Spray Sunscreens Recalled Due to Traces of Cancer-Causing Chemical

On Wednesday, Johnson & Johnson issued information on a recall of five of its sunscreen product,  after some samples were found to contain low levels of benzene, a chemical that is known to cause cancer with repeated exposure. The recalled products that are packaged in aerosol cans, are Aveeno Protect + Refresh aerosol sunscreen,... Read More

Shazam! Suns Specialty License Plates are Hot 

The “Valley Oop” slam by Deandre Ayton. The gritty leadership of Chris Paul. The single-minded focus of Devin Booker. The exceptional coaching. All are setting up great moments for Arizona sports fans right now. But even though the NBA Finals are still in progress, there already is a winner: the charitable causes supported by... Read More

Paradise Valley Councilman Accused of Stealing Cross from Memorial

Paradise Valley Councilman Paul Dembow is being accused of stealing a cross from a memorial site back in June. Judith and Elizabeth Brown placed a cross to remember their late father Howard Brown. He died in a crash in November 2015 while he was walking his dog near Invergordon and Horse Shoe roads where... Read More

New Immersive Cocktail Lounge Has Opened in Arcadia Area

A new modern cocktail lounge has plans to open soon at 36th St. and Indian School below Sip Coffee and Beer Garage. Arizona natives Josh Katz and Sheldon Wiley, and partner Moe Murillo had an idea for the local speakeasy months ago.  When researching ideas for the space formerly known as Undertow, which moved... Read More