City of Phoenix COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Paused After Federal Court Ruling

The city of Phoenix Tuesday announced it has paused plans to implement a federal mandate requiring all city employees be vaccinated against COVID-19. This decision comes after a series of legal challenges and a ruling Tuesday from a federal judge in Georgia which temporarily halts the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors nationwide. “As... Read More

Governor Ducey Surges Public Safety Resources To Yuma Sector Southern Border

On Tuesday, Governor Doug Ducey announced a surge and repositioning of Arizona’s public safety resources to address the Biden Border Crisis in Yuma, Arizona. “It’s clear the Biden administration has created a December Disaster at our border,” said Governor Ducey. “As a result of piecemeal policy and a lack of federal involvement, U.S. Customs... Read More

Dos and Don’ts With Recycling this Holiday Season

By Lauren Wong We all know that when it comes to the holiday season our trash bins are fuller than ever, maybe even jam packed to the brim. On average, there’s a 25% increase in accumulated waste that comes from every American household. Stanford University published an article that shows the extensive difference we... Read More

Former Phoenix Officer Resigns and Is Arrested For Fraudulently Obtaining PPP

A former Phoenix Police Department officer has been arrested by the FBI and faces federal fraud charges after allegedly fraudulently obtaining over $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan money. According to court documents, Toni Richardson and Willie Mitchell submitted a false PPP loan application to  obtain money for their business, named “The Lotto... Read More

City of Glendale Threatens To Lock Coyotes Out of Arena Due to Unpaid Taxes

The City of Glendale and Arizona Coyotes continue their battle with a threat that could jeopardize their current season. The Coyotes and Gila River Arena management were already in a dispute with the City of Glendale over the cancelation of the Coyote’s business license. Now the City of Glendale sent a letter to ownership... Read More

Nike To Stop Selling Sneakers at One of the Largest Shoe Chains

Starting in 2022, Nike fans will not be able to buy Nike sneakers, apparel and accessories at one of America’s largest shoe store chains. Nike recently announced plans to stop selling to DSW as it cuts ties with many stores and shifts to selling more of its products through its own shops, websites, mobile apps and... Read More

Phoenix Open 2022: Match Your Stay With Your Vibe

By Lauren Wong This story was original posted on Escape With Vagary. Golf enthusiasts, musical fans, and party seekers alike gather for this week-long celebration dubbed, “The Greatest Show on Grass.” As the countdown for the 2022 Waste Management Phoenix Open begins, get your accommodations set in place, your outfits planned, and, of course,... Read More

Holiday Happenings in the Area

Ongoing Christmas at the Princess fairmontscottsdaleprincess.com 5 p.m. Scottsdale Fairmont Princess, 7575 E. Princess Dr. The resort is a holiday haven, with over six million twinkle lights and displays for families and friends to stroll through. There are a lot of holiday fun activities on property for guests to take part in which includes... Read More

New Store in Central Phoenix Offers LEGO Lovers the Opportunity to Buy and Trade LEGOS

For kids of all ages who love building, constructing and playing with Legos, a new store has opened in Phoenix that is a must to check out. Step inside to Bricks & Minifigs in north central Phoenix and let the creativity of playing with LEGO take off. The new business located at 24 W.... Read More

Bring in the New Year in Tucson

By Lauren Wong This story was original posted on Escape With Vagary. Start the New Year’s out doing whatever it is that makes you happiest. Sip champagne while you relax at home and watch the ball drop, or find a themed party, concert, bar-crawl, etc. Whether or not you prefer a quiet night in... Read More