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UPDATE: Missing Arizona Teen Found Safe in Iowa, Suspected Individual Detained as Investigation Unfolds
After an eleven-day search, Liliana Munguía, a 17-year-old from the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona, has been found safe in the suburban city of Ankeny, Iowa. According to a Facebook update from the Gila River Police Department, she had been reported missing on August 6 after apparently traveling to meet a 20-year-old man she had been speaking with online. The teen was located near Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday, an effort brought to fruition through the collaboration between various departments and agencies, ABC15 reported.
BlackWolf App: Like Uber, But Drivers Have Guns
I’m not sure what’s worse — that this is an actual business concept, or that I can almost understand why people would consider using this…. Ridesharing has become a part of so many peoples’ daily routines, with Uber and Lyft being household names. Now there’s a company named BlackWolf, which has the same general idea, but with a twist.
Arizona ballot measure could change minimum wage for tipped workers
PHOENIX — Arizona voters will get the option to decide if the minimum wage for tipped workers will change. Proposition 138 would amend the state's constitution to change the minimum wage for tipped employees in the state. Arizona law requires tipped workers to be paid $3.00 less than the...
FIRST ALERT FORECAST – First Alert Action Day Wednesday
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Storm chances peak area-wide Wednesday. Widespread storm potential with the risk of heavy rain and wet microbursts leading to flash flooding. Stay weather aware! Temperatures will warm to near-normal levels. WEDNESDAY: 50% storm chance. High near 99°. THURSDAY: 40% storm chance. High near 100°....
MCC faculty named U.S. Department of Agriculture E. Kika De La Garza Fellow
Michael Gaspar, Mesa Community College sustainable agriculture and landscape horticulture program director, was named a 2024 U.S. Department of Agriculture E. Kika De La Garza Fellow, one of 32 ...
Pacific Office Automation and PCC Launch New Field Service Technician Foundations Program for Fall ‘24
BEAVERTON, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 19, 2024-- Pacific Office Automation (POA), the largest independent office equipment dealer in the U.S., has partnered with Portland Community College (PCC) to develop a Field Service Technician Foundations Certificate of Completion. The curriculum—a full course-load—will prepare students for successful careers as technicians. The 12-week program begins Monday, September 23. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240819827498/en/ PCC student Banawe Moussa is pictured learning at the Sylvania Campus Lab. Moussa has since earned his Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) degree. (Photo: Business Wire)
The role of influencers, content creators at this year's DNC
PHOENIX - Influencers and content creators are taking part in the DNC in Chicago this year, posting images and videos on social media to reach out to a younger audience. There's so much information in the palm of our hands, and a lot of the younger voters are on social media apps like TikTok and Instagram.
Eight Green Party write-ins will run in the general election
(The Center Square) – The Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced on Saturday that eight Green Party write-in candidates would be moving on to the general election. The Green Party is an independent political party “connected to American social movements,” according to the Green Party’s website. At this time, the Green Party has 100 elected officials across the country. However, Arizona has never had a Green Party candidate elected into a federal or state office. The write-in candidates were not mentioned in the official...
Will SCOTUS gavel out these Arizona voters?
Hi readers! Welcome back to Republic Recount. The nation's highest court is expected to decide this week whether it will grant an emergency stay that would limit the voting rights of Arizonans who sign up to cast ballots without providing proof of citizenship — a pivotal choice that could impact the presidential race and the future of Arizona's voter registration requirements. ...
$1.7 million campaign aims to bring clean energy to Latino communities of Arizona
Leer en español A recently launched campaign in Arizona, the Nos Ayuda a Vivir (it helps us live) campaign, is looking to educate Latinos on how they can benefit from the Clean Energy Plan — but it’s part of a larger project aimed at bringing environmental justice to the Latino community. Launched by Poder Latinx, a national non-profit organization that advocates for more Latinos in civic engagement, this $1.7 million campaign wants to bridge the gap between...
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