Attorney General Kris Mayes is encouraging Arizonans to educate themselves about the risks of identity theft as part of Identity Theft Awareness Week. This week serves as a reminder of the ongoing risks of identity theft and the importance of protecting personal information. “I encourage Arizonans to familiarize themselves with the risks of identity...
Read MoreAccording to officials, the body of a 1-year-old child was discovered inside an apartment in Phoenix on Monday. Police officers were called to the scene of an injured person near 32nd Place and Van Buren Street at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Monday. Upon arrival, they found an unresponsive toddler, who was later identified as...
Read MoreThis past weekend, more than 2,000 people, including federal, state and local leaders, gathered to celebrate the opening of the Northwest Phase II extension of light rail in Phoenix. The project includes a series of “firsts” for Valley Metro and the community including the first elevated station, rail-only bridge over I-17 and a multi-modal transit...
Read MoreThere is a possibility that a new office tower will be constructed at a well-known crossing located in the heart of one of the Valley’s leading commercial areas. Macerich Co., a company headquartered in Santa Monica, California and known for owning prominent shopping malls in the Valley, has submitted a plan to the Planning...
Read MoreA proposal to ban traffic ticket quotas in Arizona has resurfaced, finding unexpected common ground between Republicans and Democrats. House Bill 2179, proposed by Rep. Alex Kolodin (R-Scottsdale), aims to ban law enforcement agencies from mandating a set number of traffic citations per officer. This echoes a similar bill passed in 2015 but vetoed...
Read MoreIn the aftermath of the audio recording obtained by DailyMail.com in which it appears that Arizona GOP leader Jeff DeWit attempted to bribe Kari Lake not to run in the state’s Senate race, many are questioning the legality of the situation. What is the law in the state of Arizona regarding recording a conversation. Recording conversations without...
Read MoreOn February 22nd, the Arizona Corporation Commission is scheduled to review the APS rate proposal during a public meeting. In a recent rate hearing of utility company APS, Judge Sarah N. Harpring released her recommendation for a potential increase in APS rates. Harpring is in charge of the ongoing APS rate case, a formal...
Read MorePhoto: Yahoo News On Wednesday, the city of Phoenix introduced a program to supply chilled water for the purpose of keeping individuals cool, particularly in the hot summer season. The pilot program for Chilled Drinking Water aims to increase water availability by introducing two new chilled bottle-filling stations in downtown Phoenix. One is located...
Read MoreThe Scottsdale police are alerting residents to be aware of a recent increase in incidents of residential burglaries during dinner time in communities located near golf courses and desert washes. The police are reporting that robbers have been gaining entry into residences by using the backyard entrances after the homeowners have departed, typically over...
Read MoreThere has extensive been debate on whether multivitamins actually improve health, but a new study suggests they can slow memory loss. In a meta-analysis of 5,000 participants, including more than 500 who underwent in-person assessments over two years, multivitamins showed benefits for memory and global cognition. By 2060, according to the Alzheimer’s Association, nearly...
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