We all know the basics of eating healthy: cut the sugar, the carbs, the fats, eat more veggies, etc. But today, we’re here to tell you that the next time you’re at the grocery store, don’t be afraid to take
By Lorin McLain The U.S. Department of Justice officially wants answers over the voting debacle of Arizona’s March 22nd Presidential Preference Election. The DOJ’s Civil Rights Voting Section sent a letter to the Maricopa County Recorders Office on April 1st, asking
By Madison Alder | Cronkite News (Washington, DC) – Immigration advocates hailed a federal appeals court ruling that reaffirmed other courts’ findings that Arizona cannot deny driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants who qualify for deferred deportation. A panel of the 9th U.S.
DREAMERS in Arizona are celebrating another win, as the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in California ruled Tuesday that the state must continue to issue driver’s licenses to young undocumented immigrants who receive deportation deferments. A three-judge panel agreed
(Phoenix, AZ) – Fry’s Food Stores and RED Development today announced the popular grocer will open downtown Phoenix’s first full-service grocery store. Fry’s preferred location to build the new 55,000 square-foot grocery store would be on the surface parking lot bordered
Phoenix, AZ – The Vintage 45, a historic adaptive reuse events venue located in the Phoenix Warehouse District, will hold a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Opening Event on Thursday, April 7 at 10:00am. The multipurpose event space will be available to rent
Calling all movie buffs! MovieMaker Magazine called it one of the 25 Coolest Film Festivals, and over 150 films will be screened. For the 16th consecutive year, it’s the Phoenix Film Festival and it will be dazzling moviegoers over the
Accidents, natural disasters and tragedies happen every day in our world. They are unforeseeable events that can consume us with worry and devastation if we are unprepared to cope with them. Think about your own situation. Are you prepared to
A new proposed ballot measure in Arizona is looking to raise the state’s minimum wage to $10 and further down the road, to $12. According to the Phoenix Business Journal, a group called Arizonans for Fair Wages and Healthy Families
By Kaitlyn Ahrbeck | Cronkite News The number of confirmed flu cases in Arizona has increased 68 percent compared to the previous flu season, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services influenza summary report. “Right now, we are seeing
