Surprise, Arizona Sweetens Bid to Entice The Cheesecake Factory with #TakeYourCheesecakeToWorkDay Festivities
Surprise, Arizona, celebrated National Cheesecake Day by employees bringing cheesecakes to work, hoping to attract The Cheesecake Factory to their city, supported by a retail survey and a promotional campaign.
Arizona’s Eagle Point Prison Unveils New Inpatient Care Facility for Inmates with Mental Illness and Addiction
The Arizona State Prison Complex-Lewis's Eagle Point unit has been transformed into a licensed inpatient care facility for male inmates with mental illness and substance use disorders, including a new art therapy program.
Arizona Superintendent Horne Recommends Normal School Operations Amidst COVID Case Surge
Superintendent Tom Horne advises Arizona schools to operate normally despite a surge in COVID cases, citing minimal risk to children and CDC guidance treating COVID-19 as a common respiratory illness.
Get Ready, Prescott: Major Street Improvement Project to Begin August 5
The City of Prescott and Cactus Asphalt are starting a micro-seal pavement preservation project on August 5 to improve road quality. Expect temporary closures and noise, with details available online and via door hangers.
Navajo Nation President Issued Executive Order to Enforce Ban on Unauthorized Transport of Radioactive Materials
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren issued an executive order to regulate the transport of radioactive materials, responding to unauthorized transport by Energy Fuels Resources, emphasizing law enforcement and sovereignty.
Phoenix Braces for Extreme Heat, Forecasts Promise Temperatures Surging Over 110 Degrees
Phoenix, AZ is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures soaring to highs of 106 to 113 degrees and minimal nighttime relief. There's a slight chance of thunderstorms, but the persistent high temperatures remain the focus.












