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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 17, 2015Prepare your belly for National Pasta Day at these local spots
Whether you crave penne, bowtie, angel hair or lasagna, there are plenty of enticing local spots to celebrate at. Here's a look at the top Valley spots to indulge.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 16, 2015GoPro video dives deep into a pit of slithering rattlesnakes
If this doesn't give you the shivers, nothing will. A rattlesnake attacked a GoPro camera, sending it into an entire pit of rattlesnakes.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2015Super(Congress)woman: Arizona’s Kyrsten Sinema completes Ironman triathlon
This past Saturday, Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema, D-AZ, became the first sitting member of Congress to not only compete in, but complete the Ironman World Championship, according to a recent press release.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 16, 2015From ghostly ghouls to Kim Kardashian, relive 100 years of Halloween costumes
Celebrate Halloween this year by travelling 100 years back in time and reliving some of the most popular costumes from back in the day.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 16, 2015Shining bright: Tucson, Ariz. observatory ranked among best stargazing sites nationwide
The Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson, Arizona, was recently ranked No. 6 in the nation for the best stargazing sites, according to Fodor's Travel.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2015Here’s hoping your Arizona neighborhood could survive zombies, vampires and ghosts
Trulia has mapped natural hazards in neighborhoods for the past few years, but a new map features, "areas we’ve identified as hotbeds for Zombie Infestation, Ghost Sightings and Vampire Bites."
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 15, 2015Stinky situation: TV anchors pranked on air with spraying skunk
Watch as these morning television hosts have a mild heart attack after a guest pulls a skunk prank on them.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Arizona State University to offer free tuition for M.B.A. program starting next fall
Arizona State University announced Wednesday that it will be offering full scholarships to full-time students who enroll in the M.B.A. program at the W.P. Carey School of Business, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Weekend Valley freeway restrictions for Oct. 16-19
Valley weekend road closures may affect drivers, especially in the downtown Phoenix area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Phoenix-area food truck ‘Feastival’ to debut Thursday night
Hungry for some food-truck grub in the East Valley on a Thursday night? You're in luck, because the Gilbert Town Square "Feastival" is hosting a soft opening from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Best concerts to see at the 2015 Arizona State Fair
Although summer is coming to a close, that only means one thing: It's time for the 2015 Arizona State Fair. This year's lineup will feature many big acts.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Fall foliage on demand: New England company will send fall leaves to your door
For Arizonans who feel a drive up the highway to see fall colors is too time consuming, you can have three New England leaves shipped to your front door.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Cast your ballots: Maricopa County reaches record for registered voters
For the first time in its history, Maricopa County has reached a new record of two million registered voters, according to a recent press release.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2015Buggin’ out: Phoenix ranked buggiest city in the nation
The old saying "If you're not first, you're last," might be true, but Phoenix definitely came in last when it ranked first in the most bug-filled cities in the nation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 14, 2015Jeepers, creepers! Tucson, Ariz. named one of most haunted towns in nation
Looking for a great way to get the most fright out of Halloween this year? Visit Tucson, Arizona, which was recently named one of the most haunted towns in the nation by Oyster.com.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 14, 2015Lawyers for Phoenix freeway shooting suspect file for his release without bail
The lawyers of the man accused in a series of shootings along a Phoenix freeway filed for their client's release without bail Wednesday, citing an alibi.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 13, 2015Democratic Debate: Clinton, Sanders clash on guns, economy, foreign policy
Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bernie Sanders clashed over U.S. involvement in the Middle East, gun control and economic policy in the first Democratic debate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 13, 2015Donald Trump hilariously live tweets Democratic Debate
Although Donald Trump was not a part of the first Democratic Debate in Las Vegas, he certainly made his presence known on Twitter.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 13, 2015That’s no bird: Arizona man creates ghost drone for Halloween
You may want to keep your eye on the sky as we get closer to Halloween: One Arizona man has turned his drone into a ghost.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 13, 2015
University of Phoenix on probation after violating Department of Defense policy
The University of Phoenix has been placed on probation after allegedly committing several violations of a Department of Defense policy, according to PBS.org.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2015GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina speaks with Arizonans on illegal immigration
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina had the opportunity to address the concerns of several Arizonans Monday night, many of which revolved around the issue of illegal immigration.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2015Popular Flagstaff noodle shop headed to downtown Phoenix
Something new is headed for the downtown Phoenix food scene when SoSoBa, the popular Flagstaff noodle and craft cocktail restaurant, opens in December.
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GENERAL NEWS | Oct 12, 2015President Obama gives potential POTUS candidate Kanye West some advice
It's not easy being "Peezy" and President Barack Obama shared some advice for potential presidential candidate Kanye West during a fundraising event.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 12, 2015‘Tonight Show’ learns New York Comic Con fans need to catch up on pop culture
It looks like some New York Comic Con attendees need to brush up on their pop culture knowledge after plenty of them failed a "Tonight Show" quiz.