Arizona Public Service (APS) has proposed a 14% rate increase for its customers, which is a significant increase and has sparked public outcry. The proposed increase is part of a new policy adopted by the Arizona Corporation Commission, allowing utilities to request annual rate hikes through a streamlined formula rate-making […]
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Mesa Considers Landing Fees At Falcon Field Airport
Mesa city leaders are considering a proposal that would make Falcon Field Airport the first general aviation airport in Arizona to charge landing fees, a move that has generated significant debate among pilots and flight schools. The Mesa City Council is reviewing a plan that could generate more than $2.6 […]
Astronomy Dinner Cruise Combines Stargazing & Scenic Dining On Canyon Lake
The Dolly Steamboat is offering an Astronomy Dinner Cruise on Canyon Lake that blends scenic boating, dining, and astronomy education under Arizona’s night sky. The two‑hour cruise takes place aboard the historic Dolly Steamboat and features a presentation on the solar system by astronomer “Dr. Sky,” according to the cruise’s […]
Downtown Phoenix To Welcome ‘Red Bull Showrun’ Motorsports Event In March
Bill In State Legislature Seeks To Give Pharmacists The Power To Prescribe Treatments For Common Sicknesses
Arizona lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow pharmacists to prescribe treatments for certain common illnesses without a doctor’s order. The proposal aims to expand access to care by enabling pharmacists to treat minor conditions such as strep throat, pink eye, urinary tract infections, and a few other ailments […]
Chiricahua National Monument Could Become Arizona’s Fourth National Park
Chiricahua National Monument in southeastern Arizona may soon receive a new designation that would elevate it to national park status. A bipartisan group of Arizona lawmakers, including U.S. Senators Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego and Congressman Juan Ciscomani, have introduced legislation that would redesignate the monument as a national park. […]
Glenn Miller Orchestra To Bring Big‑Band Classics To Chandler On March 1
Arizona Railway Day Returns Feb. 28 With Free Family Fun In Chandler
Cake Mixes Now Carry ‘Death’ Risk As FDA Escalates Recall To Highest Danger Level Over Allergen
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded a nationwide recall of certain cake and bread mixes to its most serious Class I designation, indicating a high risk of serious adverse health consequences or even death for affected individuals. The recall, originally initiated voluntarily in December 2025 by Dallas-based […]











