Arizona scientists are joining a nationwide study on COVID-19 and children. The researchers at TGen are focusing on long-term COVID and its effects on some of our youngest populations. The game-changer study is impactful for young people because more than 30 percent of new COVID-19 cases are in children and young adults, TGen said....
Read MoreA job fair will be held September 20th to bring workers together with many companies and vendors that serve Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Prospective employees will have the chance to meet with representatives of companies that operate restaurant and retail stores, pre-security screening, and facilities services. Job candidates will also be able to...
Read MoreLast week news rocked the valley of a story that a mother had allegedly taken the lives of her two young daughters and then inflicted severe stab wounds on herself. According to court documents the Phoenix mother was booked Tuesday on two counts of first-degree murder for allegedly killing her two daughters with prescription...
Read MoreA woman jogging along the canal near Central and Dunlap avenues, east of Central Avenue around 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. was attacked and sexually assaulted. A former Arizona state senator may be what investigators need to catch the predator. Former State Senator Kate Brophy McGee’s home surveillance cameras could be the key to...
Read MoreAn extension of the light rail through Phoenix is starting to take shape at the old Metrocenter mall parking lot off Interstate 17 and Dunlap. The extension is known as the Northwest Extension Phase II project that will create the first elevated platform for the light rail. According to Valley Metro, “this project will...
Read MoreAmazon is looking to fill an additional 125,000 local jobs throughout the U.S., on top of the 40,000 corporate and technology jobs currently open within the company. Amazon is in competition in a workforce that is desperate for employees to fill positions. The company is looking to fill transportation and fulfillment roles by offering...
Read MoreFor the first time since the pandemic began in March of 2020, the Phoenix Symphony on Friday announced plans to kick off its 75th season in October. The Phoenix Symphony 2021-2022 season will invite begin performances Oct. 22 at the Symphony Hall in Phoenix. The orchestra, featuring violinist Giora Schmidt, will play Pyotr Ilyich...
Read MoreTwo of the most popular valley hiking trails in Phoenix will be closed on Monday due to safety concerns during excessive heat. Phoenix Parks and Recreation announced that Camelback Mountain and Piestewa Peak Trailhead will be closed from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. due to excessive heat warnings issued by the National Weather Service. Forecasts project...
Read MoreHuman Services Campus on Saturday is hoping to help people experiencing homelessness in staying hydrated during our the final hot months of Arizona weather. The ThirstAid Water Drive will take place from 9 a.m. to noon at the Harrison Street Gate located at 1300 W. Harrison Street. Staff and volunteers from the nonprofit will...
Read MoreOn Wednesday, first responders encountered a disturbing discovery when the bodies of two children were found in a Phoenix apartment near 13th Street and Mountain View Road. Investigators are now saying that the mother, who was also injured, suffering from what are believed to be multiple self-inflicted stab wounds, is in the suspect in the...
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