Fans Across Arizona Can Meet Arizona Cardinals Players, Cheerleaders and Mascot

The Arizona Cardinals are hitting the road across Arizona this month and fans are welcomed to come out to meet players, cheerleaders, and Big Red. During the team caravan, the Cardinals will visit the following Arizona cities: Kingman, Lake Havasu, Sedona, Flagstaff, Safford and Tucson. The caravan is an opportunity for fans across Arizona to meet... Read More

Construction Season To Begin In Flagstaff Region 

With spring on its way, the Arizona Department of Transportation is starting up construction projects in the Flagstaff area to improve safety and extend the life of the infrastructure. Starting in April, area residents and visitors can expect four new projects to begin as well as the continuation of a few projects from last... Read More

Nationwide Pfizer Recall of 3 Blood Pressure Drugs Due to Cancer Risk

Pfizer is voluntarily recalling Accuretic (quinapril HCl/hydrochlorothiazide) tablets distributed by Pfizer as well as two authorized generics distributed by Greenstone (quinapril and hydrochlorothiazide and quinapril HCl/ hydrochlorothiazide) to the patient (consumer/user) level due to the presence of a nitrosamine, N-nitroso-quinapril, above the Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI) level. Pfizer will recall six lots of Accuretic... Read More

Arizonans are First in the Nation to Add Driver Licenses to Apple Wallet 

The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division embraces the motto, “Out of the line and safely on the road.” This is a nod to MVD’s commitment to putting Arizonans first by reducing in-office wait times and offering customers a growing number of digital options. Today, ADOT MVD is aiming higher – literally –... Read More

Scottsdale Mayor Selects Chief of Staff

Mayor David D. Ortega has selected David Simmons as his new chief of staff. Simmons started his professional career with the city of Scottsdale, working as an engineering tech and development representative for more than 12 years here before moving on to increased responsibilities in other organizations. “David has demonstrated a passion for public... Read More

New Restaurant Opening at Scottsdale Quarter

A highly-anticipated new restaurant is coming to Scottsdale next month. etta, short for Henrietta, known for their wood-fired dishes and led by two-time Michelin-starred Chef Danny Grant announced its opening at Scottsdale Quarter on Apr. 6. The neighborhood restaurant will be located at 15301 N. Scottsdale Road in the former BRIO location. etta is the... Read More

New Retail Tenants Coming to Desert Ridge in North Phoenix

New retail opportunities are coming to Desert Ridge Marketplace. The north Phoenix shopping center will soon add a yoga studio, salon and multiple restaurants. Customers will have the opportunity to enjoy three new restaurants that have plans to open at Desert Ridge. Idaho-based burger joint Sid’s Garage will be a new addition to the... Read More

The Heart Behind Team Taylor

By Lauren Wong  Coming back to the streets of Arizona on April 10, is the 10th annual Team Taylor Fun Run. The 5k race course goes through Arcadia in Phoenix and is perfect for all ages. Although it is a great, fun event to get together with others in your community, there’s so much... Read More

Names.org Releases 10 Most Popular Baby Names in Arizona in 2022

Choosing the perfect name for your child can be one of the most difficult decisions parents have to make. It is a very exciting time but being responsible for the naming of another human is intimidating. Many factors are involved when making the big decision that will create your child’s identity. While most parents... Read More

Jergens Moisturizer Issues Recall Due to Possible Bacteria Contamination

Kao USA Inc. is asking consumers to check their Jergens® Ultra Healing Moisturizer 3 oz and 10 oz products to determine if it is part of a voluntary recall of the product. Select units of Jergens® Ultra Healing Moisturizer could show the presence of Pluralibacter gergoviae, a bacterium which typically poses little medical risk... Read More