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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 11, 2013Tucson lawmaker: Limit size of ammunition clips
A Democratic state senator called Thursday for Arizona to ban ammunition clips that hold more than 10 rounds, saying they enable rampages like the ones in Newtown, Conn., Aurora, Colo., and her hometown of Tucson.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Jan 10, 2013
Expert points to link between obesity and cancer risk
While only seven percent of Americans surveyed in a recent poll mentioned cancer as a consequence of obesity, local experts emphasize that the link between obesity and cancer is real.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Jan 9, 2013
Arizona sheriff launches patrols outside schools
Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) - The sheriff for metropolitan Phoenix has launched a plan to have as many…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 8, 2013
Arizona county free of flu cases
In western Arizona, right next to California, you'll find the state's second smallest county.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 8, 2013
Phoenix plans to switch street lights to LEDs
Phoenix leaders are planning to switch 90,000 street lights to LED technology which is brighter and has lower energy costs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 7, 2013
Winter storm bearing down on southern Arizona
A winter storm expected to hit southern Arizona on Monday night could bring snow to the region, the National Weather Service said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 7, 2013
Survey: More employees looking for new jobs
A survey by Glassdoor, an online career community, found that one in three workers plans to look for a new job in 2013.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 31, 2012
Questions over sex change snag Ariz. divorce case
Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) - An Arizona man who garnered national media attention for giving birth to three…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 31, 2012
Triple-A offering free holiday tow service
As celebrations get underway to ring in the new year, AAA Arizona wants to remind people to stay safe on the roads.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 31, 2012
Coalition pushes against religion-based legislation
When Arizona lawmakers return to the capitol on Jan. 14, one group will be watching closely.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 31, 2012
Nationwide 5K kicks off fight against obesity
On Jan. 1, 2013, runners and walkers from across the country will take part in a 5K at the same time.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Dec 28, 2012
Vigil marks 2 weeks since Conn. school massacre
Associated Press NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) - Religious leaders from different faiths gathered Friday on a wind-swept, snowy soccer…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 28, 2012Fast, casual restaurants popping up across Valley
It seems every week we hear about a new restaurant opening in the Valley, but they're not fast food or fine dining establishments.
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SPONSORED | Dec 28, 2012
Your business can stand out in a strip mall
For many small businesses, securing a proper location is among the greatest challenges. While an individual building usually provides for a more noticeable storefront, standing out from the rest of a strip mall can be possible and will benefit from the traffic already present for other businesses in the same building.
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SPONSORED | Dec 28, 2012
Would a wireless printer make life easier?
Everyone knows how indispensable a printer is at home and in the office. Businesses rely on a solid, cost-effective printer for vital forms, letters and other documents. Homes with working professionals and students rely on printers too. Even those who are transitioning to a paperless environment can't totally do without them. In special cases, printed files are much more easier to manage then digital files. Work gets done faster, easier, and even more accurate.
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SPONSORED | Dec 28, 2012
The nursing profession on 2013: An outlook
What would the year 2013 be like for nurses? How can nurses be more competitive? And what's the job outlook in general?
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SPONSORED | Dec 28, 2012
The best online resources for students in 2013
The Internet is a gold mine of academic resources, many of which are free and impressively up-to-date. Millions of students have already tapped a number of scholastic websites to do research, supplement their lessons and even to rent online textbooks. Interest in offering free courses online has recently surged. Students and independent learners are not only taught web development subjects otherwise unavailable in most schools, they're also taught courses in liberal arts and science by professors from top universities.
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SPONSORED | Dec 27, 2012
Pros and cons of VOIP connections in business and home
Voice over Internet Protocol is technology that enables you to make phone calls, send emails, and conduct video conferencing over the internet rather than through traditional land lines.
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SPONSORED | Dec 27, 2012
Making exercise and diet a priority in 2013
Resolutions seem the same every year. You make a decision to put exercise and diet at the top of the priority list, then you lose hope and drive. Make 2013 the year you keep exercise and diet a top priority. It's easy when you do workouts you love that keep you on track.
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SPONSORED | Dec 27, 2012
2013 budget tip: Drink espresso at home
Getting through the day without some form of caffeine, even just in the mornings, can be brutal. Since humans are natural creatures for convenience, looking for the fastest, easiest way to get that morning fix is all that matters. Having a freshly prepared espresso in the morning is something countless of Americans do each day and for some, it is a pre-work ritual. Unfortunately, this morning pick-me-up can average $4 to $8 per cup; adding up to over $1,000 spent each year. When you add it up, grabbing that cup of morning espresso doesn't seem as pleasant. For 2013, make it a New Year's Resolution to be budget-wise and start drinking espresso at home with a single serve espresso machine.
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SPONSORED | Dec 27, 2012
Ritchie Brothers hosting heavy equipment auction in Phoenix
Ritchie Brothers is the largest industrial auctioneer in the world.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 27, 2012
Triple-A reveals top travel trends for 2013
Foodies, women and do-gooders are already setting the top travel trends for the new year, according to Triple-A of Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 27, 2012
Maryvale police warning against random gunfire
Officers went door-to-door Thursday afternoon in the Maryvale area to warn residents about random gunfire.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 27, 2012
Consumers should use caution before year end donations
This time of year we're, inundated with calls to help charities, so how do you get the most bang for your buck?