Monthly Archives: April 2022

The Most Physically Active Cities in the U.S.

by on April 11, 2022 0
As COVID-19 cases decline again, many public health restrictions are lifted, and more of life returns to normal, one interesting question for the months and years ahead is how the pandemic will permanently affect people’s habits and lifestyle. One example is fitness and physical activity. With many gyms, pools, and other recreational facilities closed... Read More

ADOT Consumer Alert: Avoid Fake ‘DMV’ Websites 

by on April 11, 2022 0
Arizona has a lot of unique features – like having a Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) instead of a Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). But what might seem like a simple name difference can lead unsuspecting customers to unauthorized websites and scams when they’re simply searching for ways to do business online with the Arizona... Read More

Defendant Sentenced In Organized Retail Theft Scheme Targeting Home Improvement Stores

by on April 8, 2022 0
One of three men convicted last month for operating an organized retail theft scheme was sentenced to five years in prison. Micah Allen Pierce, Jesse Raul Henderson, and Clint Anthony Anaya were convicted for stealing $28,000 in ceiling fans from home improvement stores and reselling them for much lower prices on Facebook Marketplace. On April 6, 2022, Henderson was sentenced... Read More

Arizona Board of Regents Approves Tuition and Fees For 2022-23 Academic Year

by on April 8, 2022 0
The Arizona Board of Regents approved this week 2022-23 tuition and fees for Arizona’s public universities, reflecting a commitment to keep tuition increases low. For the past two years, the board and university presidents did not pursue increases to resident tuition to ensure higher education at Arizona’s public universities remained accessible for students during... Read More

Phoenix Man Charged After 150,000 Suspected Fentanyl Pills and Other Drugs Seized From Apartment

by on April 8, 2022 0
Jesus Osvaldo Aguilar Rosas, 20, of Phoenix, Arizona, was charged by criminal complaint with four counts of possession of controlled substances for distribution. Aguilar was arrested on April 5 and had his initial appearance in federal court today. The complaint alleges four violations of United States law related to Aguilar’s possession and intended distribution... Read More

Drivers Play a Role in Preventing Brush Fires 

by on April 7, 2022 0
Thousands of drivers on southbound Interstate 17 found themselves stuck in an 11-mile backup this past weekend while returning to Phoenix from the high country, not because of a crash but because of a brush fire that triggered a disruptive highway closure. That Sunday afternoon blaze is a reminder that wildfires or even relatively... Read More