Think you have it bad when it comes to taxes? Well as it turns out, Arizona actually fares better than the rest of the country. The Arizona Republic shares a new report by the Tax Foundation, which pinpoints the fact
(Washington, DC) – On average, Arizona women employed full time, year round are paid just 84 cents for every dollar paid to men – a yearly pay gap of $7,029. That means, in total, women in Arizona lose nearly $6 billion every year,
Do you want to support the arts in the most delicious way possible? Thanks to the Scottsdale Culinary Festival, you can do just that. What began as a fundraiser for the Scottsdale League of the Arts some 37 years ago,
The perfect movie, is there such a thing? Some might say it’s inconceivable, but fans of The Princess Bride may protest. The perfect film, with food trucks you say? Now we’re talking. Brought to you by Street Food Cinema, this
An unhappy marriage goes from bad to hilariously worse when Busco Novio Para Mi Mujer arrives on DVD (plus Digital) and Digital HD on June 7. Feeling that he has been victimized, a disgruntled husband devises a scheme that will
By: Brian Garrido Nachos are not just a convenience food served at a twenty-four, seven day a week store, with stale chips and slathered in a gooey orange “cheese” sauce. Rather, the Tex-Mex dish has a real history, starting with
The city of Phoenix’s Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) campaign helps working families who earned less than $54,000 in 2015 with free tax preparation and filing services. Sixteen primary sites, located in Phoenix, are still offering free tax preparation and
By: Marisela Ramirez Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – Airline passengers got slightly better service last year – but they weren’t happy about it. That was the finding of the 2016 Airline Quality Rating, which said domestic carriers did a slightly better job with
By Kendall Bartley | Cronkite News (Flagstaff, AZ) – Fire officials in Flagstaff are preparing for wildfire season as El Niño unexpectedly left Arizona with dry conditions that can spark fire danger. Southwest dry this fire season “El Niño was expected to
By: Miguel Otarola Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) – Arizona Statehouse reporters, in protest of a new “invasive” background check instituted by House Speaker David Gowan, covered Thursday’s session from the public gallery instead of the House floor. The background checks are the
