1.1 million Fentanyl Pills Seized in Arizona This Year
A huge number of fentanyl pills were seized across Arizona this year, and the Drug Enforcement Administration is concerned about the number of the deaths.
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Casualties Due to Red Light Running Hits 10-Year-High in America; Arizona is Number One
Several accidents on American roads continue to increase in leaps and bounds. A recently published study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, that analyzed
Mesa Police Department: A Woman and Her 10-Year-Old Son Has Been Shot Dead in a Homicide Attack
A woman and her 10-year-old son were found dead on Thursday morning inside their mobile home near Mesa Drive and McKellips Road, Mesa, AZ. It
Phoenix Police Shoot Man Holding Rifle; Suspect in Critical Condition
The last one of these encounters took place on Tuesday night, 27th August. Initially, around 6:30 p.m., 911 received multiple calls reporting someone firing shots
Historic New Anti-Cruelty Law to be Effective from Tuesday in Arizona
Good news for animal lovers in Arizona State, Arizona government proposed a new law against animal cruelty, to be effective from August 27th, Tuesday. Under
New Concussion Survey Reveals High Concussion Fear among Arizona Parents and Teenagers
The Barrow Neurological Institute of Phoenix carried a new nationwide concussion survey and discovered that fewer parents in Arizona are allowing their kids to play
Amazon Expands Its New Grocery Service to Phoenix and Two Other US Cities
When the State temperature is around 110 degrees, carrying heavy grocery items from stores and putting them in the car is very painful, but thanks
Arizona Game and Fish Department Request for Donations to Help Wildlife Get Water Relief
Game and Fish Department of Arizona is looking for donations to help wild animals beat the heat by providing a water facility. The department seeks
Arizona Department of Education Appoints New Executive to Focus on Equality Issues
The Arizona Department of Education created a new executive post and filled the post recently. The department considered one of the longtime Arizona State educators
Planned Parenthood Whistleblower Wins Wrongful Termination Lawsuit; Arizona Court Awards $3 Million
Former Planned Parenthood director and whistleblower, Mayra Rodriguez has been awarded $3 million by the Arizona court after winning a ‘wrongful termination lawsuit.’ Mayra Rodriguez