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APS | Aug 24, 2013Firefighting helicopter steals water from pool
Someone's water bill is taking a jump.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2013
Financial burden of college worries most Americans
One in three Americans are currently paying for or saving for a child's higher education — and 71 percent of those helping pay or save for that education are worried about if they will be able to cover the cost.
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APS | Aug 23, 2013Kids find phone, post video to let owner know
Losing your cell phone is a bad thing.
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APS | Aug 21, 2013‘Hot legs’ versus ‘hot dogs’
It's a debate that's raged all summer long: Are we looking at legs or hot dogs in that Instagram photo?
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APS | Aug 21, 2013Dog plays dead to avoid bath time
"Nope. Not gonna happen. Nice try. I'm not going in the bath. Try lifting this." This dog, like…
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APS | Aug 20, 2013Seattle police welcome pot smokers to festival
Police officers at an event celebrating marijuana is not exactly a rare sight, but the Seattle Police Department wasn't looking for illegal drugs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 19, 2013Teach your children how to have good friends
Helping your children understand the importance of choosing good friends and how to do it will give them the boost they need as they start a new year at school.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 19, 2013
Why nobody has faith in the Millennials (but totes should)
Millennials get a lot of flack for being a "lazy" or "selfish" generation. Many worry about the future looking at them. But is that a fair assessment of the them? No, and here's why.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 18, 2013
Do we really want cartoons telling our kids they can do anything?
The freelance writer Luke Epplin provocatively pits the über-uplifting messages of new films "Turbo" and "Planes" against the time-tested wisdom of "A Boy Named Charlie Brown."
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 18, 2013Arizona reaps jobs, funds from decades-long boom in federal contracting
Federal contract spending in Arizona grew more than three times faster than the national rate over the past 20 years, according to a Cronkite News Service analysis of government data.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 17, 2013
6 ways to wreck your credit without knowing it
If you don't want to learn the hard way, here are six things you may want to avoid as you build your credit history.
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APS | Aug 17, 2013What it’s like to be a window cleaner in NYC
Have you ever looked up at a person cleaning a skyscraper and wondered, "What's it like to be that guy every day?"
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 17, 2013
Familiarity breeds receipts: Arizonans more often give to politicians than PACs
When Arizonans open their wallets to make a political donation, it's more likely to go to someone they know than to a party or PAC, an analysis of federal campaign data shows.
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APS | Aug 17, 2013Danish show host regrets eating habanero pepper
We Arizona residents are pretty familiar with spicy foods, including those that boast the habanero pepper as an ingredient.
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APS | Aug 16, 2013
New Yorkers line up for Ramen Burger
Waffle tacos. Cronuts. The stranger the carb combination and mix of cuisines, the bigger sensation it will be. Enter: the Ramen Burger.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 16, 2013
4 tips to help keep your children fit during the school year
Due to the nature of summer, maintaining a good level of fitness is not a difficult task for kids. However, when the school year rolls around, it becomes more of a challenge. Here are four tips to help keep your children fit during the school year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 16, 2013
Is choosing not to have children selfish?
Time magazine's cover story last week carried this headline: "The Childfree Life: When Having It All Means Not Having Children." As you might assume, we found little to like or to agree with in the article.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 16, 2013Gov. Brewer makes less than most of Arizona’s top officials
Besides having one of the lowest governor's salaries in the nation, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer also makes less than almost all of the state's top administrative officials, according to a recent report.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Aug 16, 2013
Fines levied after fatal blast levels Mo. eatery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The federal government said Thursday it is seeking a $161,000 fine against a…
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APS | Aug 15, 2013Man builds most expensive fast food burger
"Thanks for choosing Jack in the Box. That will be $38.23."