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Arizona State Is Monkeying Around For A Better Future
With a careful bit of monkey business, one group of hominids detached from the primate evolutionary chain and began to evolve at a breakneck pace. Nowadays, humans and apes are in entirely different classes, with one considering itself the ultimate form of life on planet Earth, and the other left to either waste away in a zoo, or survive in a world no longer built for them.
Tech Parks Arizona Announces Key Leadership Promotions
TUCSON, Ariz. (July 2, 2024) – Tech Parks Arizona proudly commemorates its 30-year anniversary, marking three decades of advancing technology, economic prosperity, and community development. Through purpose-built environments, Tech Parks Arizona supports companies of all sizes and facilitates university-industry interaction moving at the speed of business. With a strategic forward-looking eye on the future, Tech Parks Arizona is pleased to announce several key promotions within the organization that will strategically position it for continued growth and advancement, effective July 1.
Abrazo Health promotes cardiac rehab in getting heart patients active
Abrazo Arrowhead Campus and Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital's cardiac rehabilitation services prioritize changes in a patient's lifestyle along with heart procedures and medications to be most effective in managing heart health.
Criminals released in Arizona by Border Patrol later arrested in New England
(The Center Square) – Border Patrol agents continue to release violent criminals into the U.S. who are later arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers thousands of miles away. While numerous examples exist, in three recent cases, Border Patrol agents in Arizona released violent criminals who were later arrested nearly 3,000 miles away in New England. On June 12, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations-Boston agents arrested an Ecuadorian illegally living in Northampton, Massachusetts, who was wanted by Ecuadorian authorities. ...
Temperatures to challenge all-time highs in California, Nevada
Temperatures will not only rival records over the interior West through this weekend, but the heat will pose dangers for those outdoors for long periods and those taking to the roads for holiday travel. While the summertime is quite hot across the interior of the western United States in the...
Arizona Lottery Powerball, The Pick results for July 1, 2024
The Arizona Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Arizona offers Powerball, Mega Millions, The Pick, Triple Twist, Fantasy 5 and Pick 3 as well as Scratchers, Quick Draw and Fast Play. Lottery players have seen enormous jackpots recently, with previous winners of both the Powerball...
US Marshals Service locates 200 missing children with 49 from Arizona
The U.S. Marshals Service announced on Monday morning that it had recovered or safely located roughly 200 children — nearly a quarter of whom were from Arizona — as part of a national six-week operation dubbed "We Will Find You 2" which aimed to locate missing or abducted children across the country.
Arizona Republicans look to block voting without proof of citizenship in presidential race
The Republican Party of Arizona, national Republicans, and Arizona GOP lawmakers are seeking an emergency order to block some voters who register with a federal voter registration form from voting in this year’s presidential race. The groups believe U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton was incorrect in her ruling that federal law allows people without proof […]
Vouchers reforms, poverty fund cuts: How the budget impacts Arizona schools
Arizona's K-12 education budget will remain relatively flat this year, with a slight inflation adjustment, according to lawmakers who passed a $16.1 billion state budget last month. That's something worth celebrating amid a $1.4 billion deficit that required sweeping cuts, according to Arizona House Speaker Ben Toma, R-Glendale. "We still...
How do dust devils form? A meteorologist explains.
PHOENIX — Dust devils are rotating columns of wind that form when the sun unevenly heats the ground, creating an unstable environment that causes air to rise. Dust devils most commonly occur in arid climates like the desert southwest. We typically see dust devils develop on clear, hot, dry afternoons.
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