Warm weather is going to bust loose in a big way around metro Phoenix next week, with predictions of temperatures nearing 100 degrees for the first time of 2023.
There may not be an official medical label to put on abandonment issues, but the reality is that millions of people battle with these feelings every day.
Online scammers have gotten so sneaky that it’s not just the elderly at risk — boomers, millennials and Gen Z-ers can get played. Here's what to look out for.
New Year’s is the perfect time to check in on the growth of your investments. Let’s talk about what the stock market saw in 2022, what you can expect in 2023, and what it all means for you and your money.
Here’s the thing: Generosity shouldn’t just be a priority at Christmas. What if we committed to being generous so often that it actually became a habit?
Two Arizona political strategists said U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's switch from the Democratic Party to independent status took courage but only time will tell whether it hurts her career.
Qualified high schoolers can get a fee waiver that will let them apply to college free. This can seriously help cut back on college application expenses.
We’ve all made our share of shopping mistakes on that fateful weekend after Thanksgiving, but not this year, my friends. Here are six money-saving tips that will make these sales work for you.
The projected winner in the hotly contested race for Arizona secretary of state said the best way to prevent long days of ballot counting is for early voters to actually vote early.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said Wednesday that a civil contempt finding against him in a profiling case tied to the man he succeeded was an undeserved "scarlet letter."
If you’re a freshman or sophomore in high school, graduation will be here before you know it. Start looking into scholarships now to help pay for college.
If local ballot drop boxes are going to be under surveillance from organized private citizens, Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone has a piece of advice for them: watch your step.
The long-term effects of dealing with anger by taking it out in a rage room can actually create a new, automatic response of losing control. Here are healthier alternatives.
