By: Cindy G. Castillo Because the only thing that you should have stolen this Valentine’s Day is your heart, Cox offers you a list of useful tips to protect your identity and safety if you are considering online dating. Searching
Many social smokers believe they don’t puff on enough cigarettes to be at risk of serious side effects. But new research shows that smoking just 100 cigarettes in a lifetime increases a woman’s chance of developing breast cancer by 30
As part of pop-star Demi Lovato Neon Lights tour, the young diva will be performing at Jobbing.com Arena in Glendale, on Saturday February 15th. Opening up for the star is Little Mix and Fifth Star. Tickets are available at: http://www.ticketmaster.com/
By Colton GavinCronkite News The farm bill signed Friday by President Barack Obama includes $8 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but experts say the cuts will not affect food-stamp benefits in Arizona. That was little comfort
Love is in the air in downtown Phoenix as romantic Valentine’s Day dining experiences at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel and The Westin Phoenix Downtown take hold. Both hotels are offering dine and stay packages, and the restaurants at each hotel are offering Valentine’s dinner specials. District
By Jordan Young Cronkite News To Cindy McCain, co-chair of a task force Gov. Jan Brewer assembled to address human trafficking, one way to combat the problem is treating women and girls lured into the sex trade as victims. “They’re not prostitutes,
By: Taylor Pineda Spring pastel colors compliment some of the biggest upcoming trends in fashion for this Spring 2014. Wide-length pants are a great replacement to a more fitted legging or slack that we saw trending in the winter. Explore
Did you know that the average American consumes around ten pounds of chocolate each year? Get a head start on your annual ten pounds at the Glendale Chocolate Affaire, held the weekend before Valentine’s Day, Feb. 7-9 in Historic Downtown
By Harmony Huskinson Cronkite News Alone, they are scattering of yellow, blue and green cords in a grey case. But when eighth-grader Robert Rubio gets ahold of them at this community arts center, he can create light. With unwavering focus
