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After RFK Jr. dropped out, what do his supporters think? We asked some in Phoenix to find out
We’ve heard a lot this week about RFK Jr’s decision to suspend his presidential campaign and endorse former President Donald Trump. And a lot of that coverage has focused on analyzing the potential impact of RFK’s decision on swing state polls. That’s obviously a very important part of the story — but how do RFK’s actual supporters feel about this? What are they talking about this week?
Phoenix Transitional Facility Reels from Burglary as Iowa's Rock Valley Rallies Post-Flood with Temporary School Setup
In Phoenix, a transitional housing facility, Apex Transitional Housing Inc., is grappling with the repercussions of a burglary on August 26 that led to the theft of items crucial for the serving of children, inclusive of electronics, reported ABC15; the damage extended to the facility's infrastructure with cut electricity, vandalized drywall, and even more critical damages, Derrick Earl, the CEO of Apex Transitional Housing, underscored the event's profound effect on their ability to meet the needs of the community, especially impoverished children and families.
Canyon del Oro falls to Eastmark in road opener
MESA — Friday night football is back, and with the new season brings a handful of changes for the Canyon del Oro Dorados. Under new head coach Scott McKee, the 2023 4A state champions saw a number of fresh players get their first career-start on Friday night. Challenging themselves...
Motorcyclist dead after crash in Scottsdale
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A motorcyclist is dead after a crash in Scottsdale Saturday morning. Scottsdale police say the crash involved a motorcycle and a pickup truck around 9:20 a.m. near Miller and McKellips roads. Police say the motorcycle rider, 36-year-old Elliot Carter, was going westbound on McKellips Road,...
Volleyball Picks Up Two Wins in Tucson
The #2 Scottsdale Community College volleyball program wrapped up its weekend in Tucson at the Aztec Classic Volleyball Tournament with two wins today. The Artichokes finished the tournament with a 3-0 record and improve to 4-1 overall for the season. In the opening match the Artichokes needed to dig deep,...
Affordable primary care for those without insurance
In a healthcare landscape where patients often feel like just another number, Engage Health is shaking things up with a refreshing approach. Founded by Dr. Jayme Sherman, this Mesa-based clinic operates under the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, a revolutionary system that eliminates the need for traditional health insurance. For a low monthly fee, patients gain direct access to their doctor, ensuring that healthcare is both affordable and personalized.
Maricopa Leaders Spark Innovation Dialog at League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference in Phoenix
The dialogue on innovation and collaboration took center stage this week as members of Maricopa City Council and its youth council joined other leaders in Phoenix for the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference. According to information released by the City of Maricopa, the multi-day event saw a significant exchange of forward-thinking strategies aimed to enhance Arizona’s growth and community development.
Fort Thomas dedicates new artificial turf field as Wil Hinton Field
FORT THOMAS – The Fort Thomas Unified School District celebrated the inaugural game on its new artificial turf field on Friday night and dedicated it as Wil Hinton Field after The Fort’s former longtime football coach. Wil Hinton graduated from Fort Thomas High School and was a football...
Tempe's Innings Festival Returns in 2025: Music Meets Baseball at Tempe Beach Park
Tempe is gearing up to blend the spheres of music and baseball once again with the return of the Innings Festival in 2025. According to an announcement by the festival organizers, the event will take over Tempe Beach Park on February 21 and 22, complete with a smorgasbord of tunes and sports. The ensuing weekend will play host to "Extra Innings," starting February 28 through March 1, as reported by the Phoenix New Times.
So Sad! Wells Fargo Employee Discovered Dead In Cubicle Four Days After Clocking In
A 60-year-old Wells Fargo employee named Denise Prudhomme was found dead in her cubicle in Arizona four days after clocking in. RELATED: Wells Fargo Pays $72.6 Million To Settle Justice Department’s Claim Of Defrauding Customers Details On Wells Fargo Employee Death USA Today reports that Denise Prudhomme clocked in at Wells Fargo in Tempe at [...] The post So Sad! Wells Fargo Employee Discovered Dead In Cubicle Four Days After Clocking In appeared first on The Shade Room.
3 arrested on drug charges after baby hospitalized in Chandler
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — Three people have been arrested on drug charges after a baby had to be hospitalized in Chandler early Saturday morning. Around 1 a.m., Chandler police officers were called for reports about multiple overdoses at a gas station near Pecos and McQueen roads. When police arrived,...
New Tesla supercharger station now open at Queen Creek Olive Mill
The Queen Creek Olive Mill is excited to share that they are a new charging site in the Tesla Supercharger network. Located at the Mill, the new Tesla Superchargers help Tesla drivers stay charged anywhere. “We are excited to introduce the new Tesla Supercharger station at the Queen Creek Olive...
Arizona may receive new national monument
The area surrounding the Gila River, the second-longest river in Arizona, is rich in history, with an abundance of people, wildlife, and national treasures. Archeologists, locals, and biologists are trying to preserve these aspects by making this expanse of the Sonoran desert, only 45 minutes southwest of the Phoenix Valley, a National Monument.
Arizona community colleges, companies train advanced manufacturing workers through ReadyTechGo
A partnership between the state, community colleges and advanced manufacturers is helping to develop a new generation of workers. The program called ReadyTechGo includes four community colleges across Arizona and several companies that make things like semiconductors, batteries and commercial metals. Carlos Contreras, cabinet executive officer at the Arizona Office...
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