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

Lyft and Uber to Charge Customers Surcharge Due to Rising Cost of Gas

With the rising cost of gas increasing rapidly each day, it may cause you to think of an alternative way to save on gas such as hiring an Uber or Lyft.  However, that might not be the best solution. Both ride share service companies announced this week plans to add a temporary surcharge to... Read More

Law Enforcement Cooperation Between United States and Mexico Leads to Mexican Takedown of Significant Human Smugglers

The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona recently announced that extensive bilateral cooperation between the United States and Mexico resulted in Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office, Fiscalía General de la República (FGR), conducting a significant enforcement operation last week to dismantle a prolific transnational human smuggling organization operating in Nogales, Sonora, along the U.S.-Mexico... Read More

Old Tucson Site May Get A New Life

In 1995, a fire destroyed much of the historic Old Tucson attraction. The Coronvirus pandemic was the final nail in the coffin of the popular tourist attraction down south. Photo credit: tucson.com Old Tucson’s previous operator was forced to revert the lease for the 180-acre site in the desert to Pima County, the property... Read More

Daylight Saving Time May Soon Be Permanent

On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate has passed a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent. If the legislation passes in the House and signed by President Biden, Americans will no longer have to change their clocks twice a year. The Sunshine Protection Act is co-sponsored by Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse,... Read More

Tucson Music Hall To Be Renamed After Linda Ronstadt

The Tucson Music Hall will soon have a new name in honor of a southern Arizona native Grammy-winning superstar. Mayor Regina Romero announced Friday that the music hall will so be named in honor of Linda Ronstadt. “Linda Ronstadt is a beloved daughter of Tucson. It is time to honor her legacy and her... Read More

Tempe Company Paying People to Poop

With the costs of goods and services increasing, some are looking for ways to earn extra cash. A Tempe business may be the answer to cashing in with the incentive of being paid to poop. GoodNature is a business in Tempe located near University Drive and Rural Road that recently opened for business. The... Read More

ADOT to Open Public Comment For Tentative Five-Year Construction Program 

Several highways carrying significant passenger and freight traffic are targeted for expansion and improvement during the next five years as part of the proposed annual update to the Arizona Department of Transportation’s list of projects that will be available for public comment beginning Friday, March 18. The 2023-2027 Tentative Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program... Read More

Law Enforcement Cooperation Between United States and Mexico Leads to Mexican Takedown of Significant Human Smugglers

The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona recently announced that extensive bilateral cooperation between the United States and Mexico resulted in Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office, Fiscalía General de la República (FGR), conducting a significant enforcement operation last week to dismantle a prolific transnational human smuggling organization operating in Nogales, Sonora, along the U.S.-Mexico... Read More