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AzCourtHelp.org earns Top Honors from the Arizona Association of Counties

Number one and two came earlier this year. Friday was the day for number three and four – AzCourtHelp.org just racked up two new awards and the virtual legal resource center is not even one-year ...

ADOT and its plows are prepared for winter weather. Are you?

With winter on the horizon, the Arizona Department of Transportation has spent months preparing for snow and ice that storms will dump on the state’s higher ...

New FCC Rules to Protect Arizonans from Illegal Robocalls

Attorney General Mark Brnovich applauds the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") for adopting new rules to protect consumers from unwanted robocalls. The new rules will allow phone companies to ...

Price hike at the pump! Drivers to pay highest Thanksgiving gas prices since 2015

You may be in for some sticker shock when you're filling up your gas tank this holiday ...

Here’s how you can chop down your own Christmas tree in AZ

The Coconino National Forest is selling a limited number of Christmas tree permits beginning Nov. 17. The cuttings can be made on Nov. 18 in a specific area of the Mogollon Rim Ranger District until ...

Budgeting for the holidays now can save you financial hardship later

The holiday shopping season is around the corner, which means it's time to start thinking about what can you do to stay on track financially so you don't go into ...

USAA to hire up to 1,000 technology professionals in Phoenix

USAA announced plans to hire up to 1,000 technology professionals between now and the end of 2020 at its Phoenix ...

Arizona DOT launches ‘ADOT Alerts’ free travel app

Available now for your mobile device: A free app from the Arizona Department of Transportation that will help you avoid unplanned and lengthy travel delays, and other serious highway ...

Parents rally to support Queen Creek HS students after another death

Nearly two dozen people gathered outside Queen Creek High School Wednesday morning in an effort to show students that their lives matter. The small rally, mostly parents from all over the Valley, ...

Hocus pocus: Get an early start home on Halloween and drive with focus

It rises like a spooky apparition with freeway fangs whenever Halloween occurs on a ...

Tow truck drivers raise awareness about Move Over law

Every year, 60 tow truck drivers die while working on the side of the road. On Saturday, more than 100 tow trucks took over Valley freeways to put a spotlight on the "Move Over" ...

Arizona insurers planned for Trump's ending of payments

The two insurance companies that sell individual health insurance plans on federal exchanges in Arizona planned for the possibility that President Donald Trump would end payments that help cut costs ...

Hope for heroes: New ranch south of Tucson opens new path to healing our heroes

You've seen the numbers; at least 20 veterans commit suicide every single day. The only cause of death on the rise in America is ...

Arizona joins states to promote electric vehicle charging

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed onto a plan with other governors to help expand the use of electric vehicles by creating a corridor of charging stations across several western ...

Minimum Wage Change & its Impact on Child Support, Call for Comment

The Arizona Supreme Court’s Committee for an Interim Review of Child Support Guidelines has published a list of recommendations for public comment. The preliminary report and recommendations center ...

Silver Apple nominations for 2017-'18 school year open now

Teachers change lives and shape the future. The Silver Apple Award honors ...

Need holiday cash? Fed Ex is hiring 600 temp workers in Phoenix

Need some extra cash this holiday season? (Who doesn't, ...

Let it snow! Arizona Snowbowl resort gets early start on snow making

We know it's still September! But Arizona Snowbowl has already begun making snow for the upcoming winter ...

With as few as 100 left, Arizona turtle wins endangered species status

It may not be surprising that an "aquatic desert" turtle faces long odds in life, but environmentalists and biologists still welcomed this week's endangered species designation for the Sonoyta mud ...

Investigators speak about film based on Arizona crime spree

A piece of Arizona’s history is coming to the big screen this weekend. Epic Pictures is releasing its full-length feature film “Last Rampage,” on Sept. 22, based on the true story of the 1978 ...

HOAs face challenges dealing with deadbeat homeowners

Stan Tjaden has lived in an East Valley condo complex for more than 20 years, and it still bothers him to hear about someone not paying their HOA dues. "We all pay taxes to keep the roads up," said ...

FREE Popcorn at Harkins Theatres!

Harkins Theatres, Arizona’s homegrown movie theatre company, celebrates its 84th anniversary with gifts for Moviegoers! Guests will receive a FREE small popcorn with the purchase of a drink at all ...

APS approves monthly fee for customers who refuse a 'smart' meter

Arizona Public Service won approval on Tuesday to charge a $5 monthly fee to customers who refuse to use a "smart meter". Smart meters use a wireless signal to transmit energy use information to ...

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