The office of Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced that a county grand jury has indicted Zion William Teasley, with one count of first-degree murder, a class one dangerous felony. Teasley was arrested and booked into jail earlier this month after a Lauren Heike was found murdered in a desert hiking trail in northeast Phoenix....
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Waymo and Uber announced a new, multi-year strategic partnership to make the Waymo Driver available to more people via the Uber platform starting in Phoenix. Waymo and Uber were both founded in 2009 and both have in their own ways each revolutionized access to mobility. Now, we’re partnering to bring together Waymo’s...
Read MoreThe Pickleball craze is growing and coming to a mall near you. Picklemall will debut at Arizona Mills Mall this summer. The 24-court indoor pickleball facility will open in Tempe in July, will feature 104,000-square-foot space and be open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. “Arizona, with its hot temperatures that can drain...
Read MoreAs Grand Canyon University continues to expand, families in the area surrounding the university are experiencing major life changes. Dozens of families have been given an eviction date of May 28 to leave their Phoenix mobile home park, which is nearby Grand Canyon University. Two additional mobile home communities are also set to be...
Read MorePeople without a lawyer may now choose an easier, less overwhelming way to litigate their family court case. The Family Department of the Maricopa County Superior Court, along with Pima and Graham County Superior Court, recently launched an Informal Family Law Trial (“IFLT”) pilot project to help family court litigants who do not have...
Read MoreThis week, the Idaho State Board of Education sitting as the Board of Regents of the University of Idaho granted approval for the creation of a not-for-profit entity that will acquire the operations of the University of Phoenix. This represents a historic opportunity to improve student access to higher education, a monumental broadening of...
Read MoreOn April 22, 2023, DEA and its law enforcement partners came together once again to protect our communities from prescription misuse by safely disposing of 663,725 pounds of unneeded medications at nearly 5,000 collection sites across the country. Arizona communities came out to 83 collection sites and turned in 7,474 pounds of unneeded prescription...
Read MoreBashas’ is seeking creative, tasty ideas for their next donut flavors and if your donut is chosen, you could win free donuts for a year. Bashas’ is hosting their 8th Annual Donut Flavor Craze contest in which they are asking Arizonans to help create a new donut flavor that will hit their bakery shelves....
Read MoreGYMGUYZ, the world’s largest in-home and on-site personal training franchise, announces expansion plans in Arizona with new territories opening in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Mesa and Tempe. GYMGUYZ “brings the workout to you” by offering options to come on-site to businesses and organizations in addition to training clients in their homes. Fitness expert Josh York, who created the concept in his parent’s dining...
Read MoreMay is National Bike Month, and the Arizona Department of Transportation has tips to help riders and motorists make bicycling a safe and enjoyable way to get around. Be sure to check out Share the Road, ADOT’s pocket guide explaining how bicyclists and motorists can coexist legally and safely in Arizona. The more bicyclists and motorists...
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