By: Cindy G. Castillo Pamela Springers has always believed that “every skin deserves to be flawless.” Springers is a licensed aesthetician and aesthetics instructor, and the founder of The Skin & Makeup Institute of Arizona. After 15 years of success training
By Meghan Finnerty | Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The White House told the hundreds of thousands of people who signed petitions demanding action after the botched March presidential preference election in Arizona that they would have to look elsewhere for help.
Who says themed parties are only for Halloween? This dance studio is notorious for its themed parties, and this quarter it is Havana Nights! So dust off your DVD of Dirty Dancing 2 to get some inspiration for this Cuban
By: Brian Garrido During the Valley’s arid summers, it’s good idea to go the veggie route – if only because plant eating doesn’t weigh down the eater. And tacos, arguably Arizona’s food mascot, are a surefire way to devour lots
(Tempe, AZ) – Una nueva criatura de las profundidades del mar está a punto de realizar su debut en SEA LIFE ARIZONA AQUARIUM, y algunos pacientes de Phoenix Children’s Hospital serán de los primeros en verla. La nueva residente del acuario
(Bloomington, IL) – Uncertainty looms over working Americans who fear they won’t be able to realize a comfortable retirement. Eighty-one percent of those in the workforce are worried about their level of preparedness – still nearly two-thirds (67 percent) of current retirees
Did you miss the Mexico v. Uruguay game? Don’t fret, because you’ve got two more chances to catch one of the Copa América matches hosted in Phoenix. This Wednesday, Ecuador faces off against Peru, and they’re not using kid gloves.
(Miami, FL) – NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises announced the launch of “El Poder En Ti,” the company’s robust community initiative aimed at empowering viewers to take action for a better life in areas of key importance to U.S. Hispanics: education (Tu Educación),
Tempe this summer will begin installing 4,000 LED streetlights in neighborhoods throughout the city, replacing high-pressure sodium lights with the new energy-efficient fixtures. Residents are invited to an open house to learn more about the street lights and see a
By: Landon Brown Cronkite News (Phoenix, AZ) — Twenty seasons. Many doubted the WNBA would be around that long when the women’s professional basketball league began play in 1997. “In the beginning, a lot of people didn’t take women’s basketball seriously,” Phoenix Mercury
