ADOT Initiates Process For School Bus Drivers to Report Stop Sign Violators 

It is back to school time and it is a good time to remind drivers to stop when children are boarding, exiting school bus. With school buses prowling through neighborhoods again as school resumes, drivers should expect to wait when the bus’s stop sign arm is extended while children are boarding and exiting the... Read More

Airline Cancels Nearly Half of Thursday Flights

As Spirit Airlines grapples with a series of issues including tech outages and staffing shortages, the airline has canceled more than 1,300 flights since Sunday. In their release they announced that cancellations should ease in the days to come as it reboots its operation. As of Thursday, that does not seem to be the case. The Florida-based carrier... Read More

Brophy Prep Announces Requirement of Vaccination or Bi-Weekly Covid-19 Testing for All Students and Staff

Private catholic school Brophy Prep announced Wednesday, the requirement for all students and staff must have received the full COVID-10 vaccination or they will be required to be tested twice a week starting next month. In a letter given to parents, Brophy College Preparatory detailed out their back-to-school rules regarding COVID-19. When classes begin on Aug.... Read More

McDonald’s Requiring Customers and Employees Regardless of Vaccination Status to Wear Masks Inside All US Restaurants

McDonald’s will now require all its customers and staff to wear a mask in its all of their US restaurants, regardless of vaccination status, the company announced on Monday. “McDonald’s asks every customer entering our restaurants to wear a mask or face covering as a safety step based on the most recent guidance from the... Read More

Attorney General Mark Brnovich Launches Consumer Fraud Awareness Program to Stop Utility Scams in Arizona

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Monday that his office (AGO), the Arizona Food Marketing Alliance (AFMA), and public utilities are launching a program to combat utility gift card scams across the state. Arizona utility companies receive hundreds of calls every week from customers who’ve reported being targeted by scammers pressuring them to pay a bill... Read More

Jurassic Quest to Bring 70 Life-Sized Animatronic Dinosaurs to Arizona

Are you crazy for dinosaurs? Is your little one obsessed with the prehistoric beasts?  Wrangle up your future paleontologists and plan to visit the Jurassic Quest Drive-thru where visitors are be able to see more than 70 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs up-close. Billed as the “nation’s largest and most realistic dinosaur experience,” the outdoor drive-thru... Read More

Banner Health Initiates Tighter Visitor Restrictions in Arizona Again

Arizona’s largest hospital system has once again tightened visitor restrictions in Arizona as COVID-19 statistics are on the rise. According to their press release on Monday, Banner Health will limit one visitor per patient per day in four Arizona counties where the virus is more prevalent, including Maricopa and Pinal. Two visitors per patient... Read More

Swimply, the Pool Renting Company Is Making Waves in Arizona

The monsoons look to be taking a bit of a break this week and forecasters are calling for temperatures to climb back up to triple digit heat in the valley. Sometimes a good soak in the pool is all you need to cool off from the desert heat in the middle of summer. However,... Read More

Waste Management Phoenix Open 2022 Tickets Now on Sale

The People’s Open’ is set to return in 2022 and tickets are now on sale for the Waste Management Phoenix Open Tournament. The “Greenest Show on Grass” will take place Feb. 7-13. “We are excited to prepare for the 2022 Waste Management Phoenix Open and look forward to giving back in a big way... Read More

Some Retailers Updating Mask Policies Due to New CDC Guidelines

Kroger and Walmart among other retailers are updating their mask policies in light of new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC announced last week that it’s now recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated people wear masks in public, indoor spaces in areas where there is substantial or high... Read More