Scottsdale Woman Accused of Voting in Name of Deceased Mother Indicted

Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced today that a State Grand Jury has indicted Tracey Kay McKee, of Scottsdale, with one count of Illegal Voting and one count of Perjury, for allegedly casting a vote in the name of a deceased person through an early ballot in the 2020 General Election. The indictment alleges that... Read More

Tips to Stay Safe in the Sun

Summer in well underway and sun safety is always in season. For those taking on the Arizona sun, it is important to wear sunscreen when outside. According to experts at the University of Arizona’s Skin Cancer Institute, Arizonans are at a particular risk for sun-related skin damage. Arizona sits at a higher altitude and lower... Read More

3 Arizona Cities Rank in Top 20 in Nation For Parks and Recreation

Three cities in Arizona were recently ranked among the best in the nation for parks and recreation. WalletHub compared the 100 most populated cities on entertainment and recreational facilities, costs, quality of parks as well as the weather. Scottsdale was the highest Arizona city ranked at No. 11, followed by Tucson (No. 12) and Glendale (No.... Read More

Wells Fargo to End All Personal Lines of Credit

Wells Fargo will no longer offer personal lines of credit to customers and will shut down existing ones in the coming weeks, according to a CNBC report. Revolving lines of credit had been a popular consumer lending product, which typically gave users $3,000 to $100,000 in revolving credit lines and was pitched as a... Read More

Diamondbacks to Host Suns Viewing Party for Game 4 at Chase Field

The Phoenix Suns may be on the road, but that won’t stop the Rally the Valley celebration planned in downtown Phoenix. The Arizona Diamondbacks have plans to host a viewing party at Chase Field for Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. The Arizona Diamondbacks announced they are working with the Phoenix Suns... Read More

Paradise Valley Mall Redevelopment Has Begun

The destruction of Paradise Valley Mall has begun. The demolition phase of the Phoenix shopping center’s redevelopment is officially underway, according to a Wednesday press release. The former Sears store took some of the first hits. In February, the Phoenix City Council approved a rezoning plan for the 92-acre site at Cactus Road and... Read More

Civic Center Mall in Scottsdale to Get a $27.5 Million Renovation

Scottsdale will start $27.5 million in renovations to its Civic Center Mall this fall to better compete to attract Super Bowl events in 2023 and other major events. Voters approved a bond to pay for the project in 2019, four years after the city started gathering community input about the space in Old Town.... Read More

Tokyo Olympics To Be Held Without Fans As new COVID-19 State of Emergency Declared

The Tokyo Olympics were postponed a full year and just as the world is ready to cheer on their country’s athletes, officials have declared that there will be no fans at the Olympics. The announcement Thursday followed the declaration of a new state of emergency, which takes effect Monday and goes through Aug. 22. The... Read More

Arizona Teachers Given A Chance To Win $500 Through APS’ Supply My Class

For the fourth year, APS has launched their “Supply My Class” Teacher Awards sweepstake! Through this program, APS will award $500 for school supplies to 500 Title 1 K-12 public and charter school teachers in Arizona. APS is a strong supporter of Arizona’s teachers and wants to help ensure that teachers and students have the... Read More

Attorney General Brnovich Joins Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google for Violations over App Store

On Thursday, Attorney General Mark Brnovich joined a bipartisan coalition of 37 states to file an antitrust lawsuit against Google over alleged illegal, anticompetitive, and unfair business practices relating to the Google Play Store for Android mobile devices and Google Billing. The States accuse Google of using its dominance to unfairly restrict competition with... Read More