Senator Gallego and Colleagues Challenge CFPB's Reintroduction of Medical Debt on Credit Reports
Senators, led by Senator Gallego, are questioning the CFPB's decision to reinstate medical debt on consumer credit reports after a previous rule to eliminate it, citing concerns about accuracy and consumer harm.
New Traffic Light at Busy San Luis Intersection Aims to Enhance Pedestrian Safety and Ease Congestion
San Luis, Arizona, introduced a new traffic light at Avenue F and San Luis Lane to enhance safety and reduce congestion, particularly during school rush hours. The system will be operational on July 18, 2025.
Valley Pediatrician Urges Parents to Prepare Children for School with Adjusted Sleep, Reduced Screen Time, and Timely Vaccinations
Dr. Shannon Barker and UHS Pediatricians provide advice on readying children for school, emphasizing the importance of adjusting sleep schedules, limiting screen time, ensuring vaccinations, and conducting health checkups.
East Valley Teen Preston Lord’s Murder Trial for Six Suspects Postponed to January 2026 Amid Evidence Review
The trial for Preston Lord's death is delayed until January 2026, with the six suspects' lawyers needing more time for evidence review. Only one suspect, William Hines, has been sentenced so far.












