Three Arrested After Distributing Meth and Fake Pills from Phoenix Auto Dealership

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) recently arrested three subjects who were distributing methamphetamine and fake M30 pills suspected to contain fentanyl from BSG Auto Sales in Phoenix, Arizona. Investigators seized from the auto dealership approximately 20 pounds of methamphetamine, 4,000 M30 pills suspected to contain fentanyl, 14 firearms and two vehicles. The Maricopa... Read More

Peter Piper Pizza Makes Big Change

The pandemic has changed a lot in how we do things these days. One company whose headquarters is located in Phoenix recently announced a big change to how they traditionally have operated over the years. Kids will now have to get use to a new way of playing games at Peter Piper Pizza. Say... Read More

Little Miss BBQ to Open Third Restaurant in Former Honey Bear’s Location

A valley’s favorite barbecue restaurant is expanding in Phoenix by opening its third location in Central Phoenix. Little Miss BBQ recently purchased the building of the soon to close Honey Bear’s BBQ restaurant near the corner of Central Avenue near Thomas Road. The 2,400-square-foot location will continue with the tradition of serving up tasty... Read More

City of Phoenix in Critical Need of Lifeguards

With summer just around the corner, the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is struggling to hire summer lifeguards ahead of the 2022 pool season. Currently, Phoenix needs to hire more than 400 lifeguards to safely open the city’s 29 public pools for this summer. Lifeguards must complete the necessary training during the scheduled certification... Read More

U.S. Winter Storms Causing Delays and Cancelations at Sky Harbor

We may have sunny skies in the valley of the sun today, but states across the nation are experiencing a major winter storm that have caused major flight delays and cancellations departing from Sky Harbor International Airport this week. Sky Harbor’s website showed more than 150 flights were canceled for Wednesday and Thursday. An additional... Read More

16th Annual Walk for Survivors of Suicide Set for Saturday, February 5 at Tempe’s Kiwanis Park

The text came in – a family was in need of support after losing their child to suicide. How could this family go on to celebrate Thanksgiving or any holiday for years to come? Losing someone to suicide is often a lifelong sentence to a heavy mix of emotion, tragedy, questions of why, explanations,... Read More

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Announces 2022 Induction Nominees

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced today the following Nominees for 2022 Induction: Beck Pat Benatar Kate Bush DEVO Duran Duran Eminem Eurythmics Judas Priest Fela Kuti MC5 New York Dolls Dolly Parton Rage Against The Machine Lionel Richie Carly Simon A Tribe Called Quest Dionne Warwick Starting today, fans can... Read More

Arizona Strong Beer Festival To Feature 100 Breweries

Beer lovers rejoice! The Arizona Strong Beer Festival is set to return this month at the new Bell Bank Park in Mesa. The festival, presented by the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild, is scheduled for February 19th at the sports complex located at Ellsworth and Pecos roads. Tickets to attend can be purchased online. Attendees will... Read More

Successful Program Helps Former Inmates Find Jobs as Truckers 

More than 400 formerly incarcerated individuals have completed a job-skills training program in trucking, a field that is currently in high-demand. The CDL program is a collaboration between the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (ADCRR), Department of Economic Security (DES), the Phoenix Truck Driving Institute, and the... Read More

CDC Urges Travelers Not Visit Mexico Due to ‘Very High’ COVID-19 Risk

For families gearing up for Spring Break, the CDC and the State Department have issued a new warning about traveling. Mexico is a popular destination for many Arizona residents. The concern is that Mexico has moved to the “very high” risk level 4 this week after being considered level 3 for more than six... Read More