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Attorney General Brnovich Joins 12-State Coalition in Filing Suit Against Biden Administration over Massive Expansion of Federal Regulations

by on March 10, 2021 0

On Monday, Attorney General Mark Brnovich joined a coalition of 12 states in filing a lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s administration over a massive expansion of federal regulations through executive order, potentially impacting nearly every aspect of the economy and Arizonans’ households. “The Biden administration has exceeded its authority in an effort to quickly...

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Outdoor Family Fun Celebrating Schnepf Farms 80th Anniversary

by on March 9, 2021 0

In honor of their 80th anniversary, Schnepf Farms introduces a new incarnation of entertainment called Agritainment Park. Operating now through April 25, Schnepf Farms’ Agritainment Park features more than 25 different attractions to delight children of all ages. Now in its third generation of ownership, Schnepf Farms has transformed a portion of the property...

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Domed Resort Experience Coming to Grand Canyon National Park

by on March 9, 2021 0

An Arizona company is bringing a unique vacation experience featuring accommodations in tricked-out geodesic domes to Grand Canyon National Park later this year. Clear Sky Resorts’ “Welcome Domes” can sleep up to seven guests and come styled in a variety of themes, including ‘80s video games, space galaxy and British spy. The climate-controlled structures...

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Southwest Airlines Fare Sale and Current Happenings At Sky Harbor Airport

by on March 3, 2021 0

Even though it’s performing better than many U.S. airports thanks to our pleasant winter climate and plentiful outdoor activities, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport continues to see the pandemic affecting the number of travelers passing through. But even as passenger numbers held steady in January at about half the number in January 2020, Sky...

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275,000 Women Left the U.S. Workforce in January

by on March 3, 2021 0

Even though there is still volatility in the U.S. economy in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the consistent theme is still the outsized impact on women, economic experts said. The January jobs report would seem to continue to bear that out. Approximately  275,000 women left the workforce last month, according to data from...

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Arizona Copper Mine Land Transfer Put on Hold

by on March 3, 2021 0

The Biden administration is pulling back an environmental review that had cleared the way for a parcel of federal land held sacred by Apaches to be turned over for a massive copper mine in eastern Arizona. The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Monday that it likely will take several months to further consult with...

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