In a move that will hopefully help to the spread of the coronavirus, on Tuesday, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced it will require a negative Covid-19 test from all air passengers entering the United States. All air passengers with flight plans to the United States will soon be required to get […]
Read MoreThe federal government is rolling out another lifeline for businesses impacted by the pandemic. Loan applications are now being accepted for the Paycheck Protection Program. This time around, Congress has approved more than $280 billion in relief funds for the second roll out. It’s important to note, although the program is reopening not all lenders […]
Read MoreTwo Arizona universities are preparing to become coronavirus vaccination sites as the state opens up the shots to more residents. The University of Arizona and Grand Canyon University will become public points of dispensing — known as PODs — in their respective counties by next week. UArizona’s pod in Pima County will open Jan. 22 […]
Read MoreWe may be in the midst of the new year, but that doesn’t mean that the holiday spirit is gone quite yet. ZooLights is keeping its lights shining brightly until Jan. 31, the Phoenix Zoo announced on Friday. Guests will have their choice of either a walk-thru or cruise-thru (drive-thru) of the more than 2.5 […]
Read MoreThe FBI is sending out a warning based on information received indicating that “armed protests” are being planned at all 50 state capitols and the US Capitol in Washington, DC in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on January 20, according to an internal bulletin. As federal investigators continue to track down […]
Read MoreIn 2012 Geri Hormel had her first kennel space built in her backyard so that she could start fostering animals in need on her own. During her visits to local shelters she would ask which pups were most difficult to place into a foster home. Countless volunteer hours and multiple shelters later she learned that […]
Read MoreJust Four days after voting to cancel the winter high school sports season, the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) Executive Board reversed their original decision in a special meeting on Tuesday and reinstated the winter seasons for boys and girls basketball, soccer, wrestling and spiritline. The board voted 5-4 to allow the start of winter sports competition on January 18th as previously […]
Read MoreMaricopa County has officially reached the second phase, Phase 1B, of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Registration began at 6 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 11. Registration for State Farm stadium, which is a 24/7 facility opened at 9 a.m. In order to get a vaccine, you must have an appointment. No walk-ins will be allowed per […]
Read MoreGovernor Doug Ducey today delivered the State of the State address in a live broadcast to the opening session of the 55th Arizona state legislature and the people of Arizona. The Governor outlined his vision for 2021, focusing on the continued fight against COVID-19, the distribution of the vaccine, prioritizing K-12 education, creating jobs and […]
Read MoreJust four days after the Arizona Interscholastic Association’s (AIA) Executive Board voted 5-4 to cancel winter sports, that group is scheduled to meet again on Tuesday. Since the vote to cancel because of surging COVID-19 infections that placed Arizona No. 1 in the nation, there has been a big backlash from the Arizona high school basketball, […]
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