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Labor Day weekend in Arizona: Heavy delays on southbound I-17
For many, Labor Day weekend is the time to hit the road for one last hurrah before looking ahead to fall. In Arizona, plenty of schoolchildren are already back at their desks, and we still won't see the usual telltale signs of fall — like cooler weather — until October or November. Drivers...
Arizona Senate leader voices concern over California’s proposed oil industry regulations
The leader of the Arizona State Senate has sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday expressing concern over proposals to further regulate the oil industry. “Our state relies on California for over 1/3 of our fuel supply, and I’m concerned that the rush to pile on policies without considering implications to states […]
Staying Power: ASU's Michael Crow chose to build in Arizona because 'every idea was welcome'
Here, we’re highlighting some of the Arizonans who have stuck it out in the Valley of the sun – and made their mark here in the process. And today, we’ve got someone I’m willing to bet you’ve heard of: Arizona State University President Michael Crow who gave me a mic levels check in what he called “pigeon French.”
Arizona couple donate $10M to Arizona PBS, the largest gift in the station's history
Sue Hart-Wadley and Searle Wadley have always loved PBS for its educational, entertaining and inspirational programming. After years of learning from its variety of offerings, the Arizona couple are looking to ensure future generations can do the same. They’re doing so through a $10 million gift — the largest in...
Arizona migrant busing continues as feds send nearly $50 million more in aid
(The Center Square) – Over $47 million in federal taxpayer dollars is going toward service programs in Arizona as the state continues to facilitate migrant requests for transportation to other parts of the country, albeit fewer than before. The funds are part of $380 million in supplemental funds for the Federal Emergency Management Agency and United States Customs and Border Protection for the Shelter and Services program, which a news release states is used for "food, shelter, clothing, acute medical care, and transportation to noncitizens"...
Fudge Recall: Mold Found in TX, AZ, NM Stores— Check Your Pantry!
If you love fudge, listen up! The FDA has announced a recall of Montreal Fudge sold at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls due to possible mold contamination and some stores include Texas, New Mexico, AND Arizona!. This sweet treat, made by Authentik Fudge in Quebec, Canada, is being pulled from shelves...
Come Attend Sedona’s Red Dirt Concert Series!
Every Friday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. in September, the city of Sedona’s Parks and Recreation Department will host the Red Dirt Concert Series at the Posse Grounds Pavilion at 505 Posse Ground Rd., which features a wide variety of musical acts. The 2024 fall series will feature:
Navajo council imposes tighter rules on shipping uranium, including more advance notice
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren has signed a resolution approved by the Navajo Nation Council Monday that amends and strengthens the Radioactive Materials Transportation Act of 2012, beginning with a demand for more advance notice before any trucks roll. The amendment comes a month after Nygren deployed Navajo police to intercept Energy Fuels...
City of Las Cruces issues breach of lease notice to Memorial Medical Center
On Thursday, the City of Las Cruces issued a notice of breach letter to Memorial Medical Center [MMC] and Lifepoint Health concerning the lease agreement between the city, Doña Ana County, and the healthcare provider. City and county leadership gathered Friday for a news conference to discuss the ongoing dispute.
Two Las Vegas Men Charged with Human Smuggling in Southern Arizona
Source: Facebook/Cochise County Sheriff's Office - Mark J. Dannels Sheriff. Two Las Vegas men have been arrested in connection with a human smuggling operation in Southern Arizona. Cochise County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of 25-year-old Casey Olaf Sandoval and 25-year-old Julio Gutierrez after deputies observed suspicious activity involving a pickup truck.
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