Mark Remillard
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 20, 2015North Phoenix brewery rolls out nitrogen beer system for AZ Beer Week
It's Arizona Beer Week and one brewery in North Phoenix has a whole new way of serving up their brews.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 19, 2015Arizona Chinese Lantern Festival returns to Peoria
The Chinese New Year begins Thursday but there's no need for Valley residents to head to the Far East when the west Valley has a sizable celebration of its own.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 18, 2015ASU helping probation officers pinpoint sex-trafficking victims
A new sex-trafficking study could help Maricopa County's probation system determine victims and offenders.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 18, 2015Hit the road: Valley Metro releases free trip-planning app
Planning a ride on Phoenix-area buses and light rail is now easier and more high-tech.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 17, 2015Majority of Arizona kindergartners experiencing dental issues
More than half of kindergartners have experienced some kind of tooth decay, and nearly one-third of those kids have never been to a dentist.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 16, 2015
High school students get opportunity to view brain surgery at Phoenix hospital
About 100 Arizona students got a chance to see inside a person's mind as they witnessed a real brain surgery taking place.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 12, 2015Arizona bill would disclose solar panel leasing, purchase costs to homeowners
A bill making its way through the Arizona Senate would require companies to disclose the costs of leasing or owning solar panels to homeowners.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 12, 2015Valentine’s Day a busy time for US border protection officers
Valentine's Day is around the corner and that means it's a busy time of year for U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 10, 2015UA study: Coming out while in school beneficial for LGBT teens
A new study shows that while school can be difficult for teens who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, coming out while there could actually be a blessing in disguise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 10, 2015SRP could hike solar power rates later this month
Salt River Project is mulling whether to increase rates for its solar customers, a move that has garnered public opposition.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 9, 2015Lawmakers look to shine light on ‘dark money’
Democrats in the Arizona State Legislature are looking to peel back the layers on "dark money" this session.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 9, 2015Aged beer a growing trend, driving up barrel prices for breweries
Aging beer in oak barrels, similar to those used to age wine and spirits such as whiskey, is becoming more popular among craft breweries.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2015Arizona parents not vaccinating kids despite measles outbreak
While measles is spreading around the country, Arizona has some of the highest rates of vaccination exemptions in state history.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2015Medical marijuana facility gets OK despite public opposition
Residents and business owners of a Deer Valley neighborhood say the fight is not over, despite losing an appeal on Thursday that would block a medical marijuana cultivation and infusion facility from moving in nearby.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2015Growth of electric cars may cut funds for future ADOT projects
As more fuel-efficient and electric cars are on Arizona's roadways, the Arizona Department of Transportation is dealing with shrinking revenue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 4, 2015Crowdfunding bill could be boon to small Arizona businesses
Small businesses in Arizona could turn to crowdfunding if a bipartisan bill makes its way through the state's legislature.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 4, 2015Central Phoenix to be home to new brewery, tap room
Westward Brewing Company is getting ready to open its doors near 24th and Oak streets. Head Brewer Preston Thoeny said he expects to begin operations with six beers on tap and the brewery will feature beers created with many local ingredients.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 3, 2015Arizona bill wants more information, access to emergency contraceptives
A bill introduced into the Arizona State House of Representative would give women more access to and information about emergency contraceptives.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 2, 2015Record crowds likely to pass through Sky Harbor after Super Bowl, Phoenix Open
It's estimated that more than 80,000 people will pass through the terminals of Sky Harbor.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 2, 2015Democratic lawmakers seek to revise marriage definition in Arizona’s constitution
Despite same-sex marriage being legal in Arizona, some legislators are trying to get the "one man and one woman" definition off the books.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 30, 2015TSA ready for influx of forgotten items after Arizona Super Bowl
Sky Harbor Airport will be swarming over the next few days with football and golf fans, meaning the Transportation Safety Administration is likely to see a heap of items left behind.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 30, 2015Tipsy Tow available in Arizona during Super Bowl
Super Bowl parties are about good times, but AAA Arizona wants to remind people that those good times comes with responsibility.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 29, 2015Violence in American culture back in focus as Super Bowl approaches
With the Super Bowl just days away, reminders of recent domestic violence issues in the NFL seem ubiquitous, turning public attention was again to the issue of violence in American culture.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 29, 2015Advocacy groups urging parents to secure TVs during Super Bowl parties, avoid injuries
PHOENIX -- Families and friends will gather to watch the Super Bowl this weekend and that has child…