Making a business popular on Instagram is a tough thing. With millions of people trying to establish their business through Instagram, it is normal for the small businesses to be…
The COVID-19 virus has dealt a severe blow to the economy, and it’s being felt on the frontlines. Food banks in Phoenix and other cities in Arizona are seeing a…
Eleven-year-old cancer survivor Braydon Felix and Macdonald Orthodontics, where his mother Lori Young works, recently raised more than $4,000 to help other young patients in the pediatric oncology unit at…
Becoming independent and self-sufficient are two wishes of every progressively thinking individual. The desire to be dynamic, productive, and valuable is a noble perception of oneself. Why? It puts you…
Arizona’s Senate race is now the state’s most expensive campaign, with the latest Federal Election Commission filings showing the two candidates have pulled in a staggering $133.7 million so far.…
For survivors of domestic abuse, going to work can offer a safe respite from the chaotic home life they experience while trapped by their abusers. But what happens when domestic…
Snell & Wilmer partner selected as State Bar of Arizona’s 2020 Member of the Year Snell & Wilmer announced that Greg Gautam was selected by the Board of Governors as…
The Tohono O’odham Nation announced it is contributing $1 million each to the University of Arizona and Arizona State University to support their world-renowned medical researchers’ efforts to combat the…
This holiday season will be shaped by changes to the shopper experience as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Topping the list of fundamental holiday shopping trends are an explosion…
Arizona Public Service Electric (APS) and Salt River Project (SRP), two of Phoenix’s largest electricity providers saw record-breaking demand for electricity and energy use this July with APS peaking at…
The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television is again ranked among The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools in the U.S., coming in at No. 26. The Wrap is the…
The University of Arizona will remain in phase two of its reentry plan next week but will begin allowing larger in-person classes to meet on campus. Last week, the university…
