For the fourth year in a row, Cave Creek is playing host to the Cave Creek Balloon Festival. Now if your first thought was your average party balloon, you were mistaken. We’re talking a massive festival of multicolored hot air
By Zac Pacleb | Cronkite News The U.S. women’s national soccer team has won three of the seven FIFA world cups. It has taken home the Olympic gold all but once since 1996. It is the No. 1 team in the
Prop 123 in Arizona is projected to pass, The Arizona Republic reports. The proposition, which had been dubbed a “too close to call” vote as of Wednesday, increased its lead to pass by 17,000 votes. As of Tuesday night, the proposition
Dasahev Lopéz Saavedra, also known as El Dasa, is a man to watch. Hailing from Sonora, he worked odd jobs in Los Angeles until auditioning on the spot while driving the car of Vicente Fernandez. From then on, El Dasa
While some may think of museums as stuffy or boring, they are actually quite the contrary. In honor of International Museum Day, the Phoenix Art Museum is offering free admission all day long! Where else could you find so many
Risas Dental and Braces is celebrating the opening of their newest location on Camelback and 83rd Avenue by offering FREE dental care. It’s all happening Saturday, Mary 14th and those who line up at the new Phoenix location before 9
A new study shows an alarming increase in the number of children exposed to electronic cigarettes and the liquid nicotine used in them. From January 2012 through April 2015, the number of calls to poison control centers related to e-cigarette
Local Sherwin-Williams employees will dedicate time to repaint the entire interior of one of the biggest Boys & Girls Clubs in the Phoenix area as a part of National Painting Week 2016. Sherwin-Williams will donate all painting supplies for the
It’s possible that the Arizona Public Service Co. (APS) could be forced to reveal its political spending. Last week, State Attorney General Mark Brnvich issued an opinion to Arizona Corporation Commission member Robert Burns, indicating that as an individual, he
(Washington, DC)—Despite historic national declines, 85% of adults view teen pregnancy as an important issue (55% say very important) compared to other social and economic challenges in their community, according to a new nationally representative survey commissioned and released today by The
