Last week, DEA in partnership with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office and the Tempe Police Department announced the culmination of a three-year long investigation targeting the Sinaloa Drug Cartel. To date, over 150 individuals have been charged and investigators have seized over 4.5 million fentanyl laced fake prescription pills, 66 kilograms of fentanyl powder,...
Read MoreThe future for Bed Bath & Beyond seems to be somber. Over the last year, the home goods retailer announced several rounds of store closures across the United States. An announcement was recently made that two additional Bed Bath & Beyond’s metro Phoenix stores will be on the 2023 closure list. As the struggling...
Read MoreStudents who are currently in the process of obtaining their Nursing degree at a local school should be deeply concerned they will not be able to complete their program The Arizona State Board of Nursing voted on Thursday to place Aspen University’s nursing program on a 10-day notice of potential shutdown due to the...
Read MoreWith technology moving away from film and photo prints being replaced by storing images on our phones, computers and the cloud, Costco has eliminated a service that many members have depended on. Costco’s across the country have been making moves to close their photo centers in their warehouses, but until now have kept their...
Read MoreEducators have just one more week to capitalize on a special classroom grant. Arizona teachers are invited to apply for thousands of dollars in SRP Grants for Classroom Education in Math, Science, Technology and Social Science. Salt River Project is offering up to $200,000 in grants for teachers to use in their classrooms. Educators...
Read MoreMonday, February 13, marked a milestone day for America’s Friendliest Airport® as more than 200,000 visitors came through the Airport. This is the single busiest day in Phoenix Sky Harbor International’s history. The Airport, which served more than 44 million passengers in 2022, has an average of 120,000 passengers come through its doors on...
Read MoreOn Wednesday, the Phoenix City Council approved exterior rehabilitation grants for 12 homeowners in seven of the City’s 36 residential historic districts. The total grant money awarded equals $185,696, with each homeowner receiving between $10,000 and $20,000. In June of 2022, the City Council approved $200,000 in the General Fund budget for Fiscal Year...
Read MorePost Super Bowl Monday is expected to be a very busy day in the Arizona skies. Phoenix International Sky Harbor Airport is expecting to break a record with tens of thousands of people leaving the Grand Canyon State following the Super Bowl and the WM Phoenix Open. On an average day, 120,000 travelers travel...
Read MoreCox Communications has opened up more than 1,200 hotspots to the public for free, unlimited use during Super Bowl XLIX week and is adding additional temporary hotspots to high traffic areas to help keep Valley residents and tourists connected. In addition to the existing Cox WiFi hotspots located throughout the Valley, in places like...
Read MorePhoto Credit: City of Phoenix City of Phoenix officials, Republic Services and community leaders celebrated the unveiling of the Republic Services Garden at Margaret T. Hance Park Wednesday in downtown Phoenix. During a ribbon-cutting event, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, Vice Mayor Yassamin Ansari, Republic Services President and CEO Jon Vander Ark and community partners...
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