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Ellen Marrs went from a mom of two to a mom of seven in 2014.
Mom of 7 overcomes chlldhood trauma to reach goals
Ellen Marrs, a three-time Boston Marathon finisher and mother of seven, is a seasoned entrepreneur, renowned author, record-breaking fundraiser, and sought-after speaker. Her journey reflects a life … more
For Will Foster, the first warning sign he had colorectal cancer was blood in his stool. The cancer was in his colon, bones and liver after a few visits to his primary care doctor. The 45-year-old Mesa resident is among a growing trend of younger people who have been diagnosed with colorectal cancer that has been on the rise since the 1990s around the world.
Mesa man warns of colon cancer dangers
For Will Foster, the first warning sign he had colorectal cancer was blood in his stool. “I waited for about a year and it didn’t get better,” Foster said. When it … more
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Sen. Anthony Kern is seen at a rally earlier this year for universal vouchers of tax dollars for students to attend private or parochial schools. (Capitol Media Services/Howard Fischer)
Glendale Republican pushes for Ten Commandments in Arizona classrooms
PHOENIX — A Glendale Republican lawmaker and congressional candidate said Tuesday it’s because of Christianity that other religions have been allowed into the United States. The … more
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Gov. Kati Hobbs vetoed on Monday a bill that would have taken the authority away from cities with populations of greater than 50,000 to make many planing and zoning decisions. Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega called the bill “corrupt.”
Gov. Hobbs vetoes legislative zoning bill
Gov. Kati Hobbs vetoed on Monday a bill that limits cities’ planning and zoning powers. House Bill 2570 would have eliminated minimum lot sizes and setback requirements as well as stopped … more
The Goldwater Institute has filed a lawsuit against the Arizona Board of Regents for ASU's mandatory DEI training course for faculty.
ASU faces lawsuit regarding faculty DEI training
Diversity, equity and inclusion programming continues to face backlash in Arizona with the Goldwater Institute filing a lawsuit March 19 against the Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of an Arizona State University professor who refuses to take the university’s required training. more
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The Peoria Police Department will receive a $103,000 negotiation response vehicle as part of a congressionally directed spending project from Arizona Sens. Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema.
Peoria Police to buy negotiation response vehicle thanks to Congressional earmark
The Peoria Police Department will receive a $103,000 negotiation response vehicle as part of a congressionally directed spending project from Arizona Sens. Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema. more
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Scottsdale has a full line-up of events for everyone looking to recognize the planet during Earth Week.
Scottsdale Earth Week celebrates city’s commitment to sustainable future
From volunteer road cleanups and guided nature walks in our beautiful preserve to an edible garden and green building presentations, Scottsdale has a full line-up of events for everyone looking to … more
The WM Phoenix Open is offering refunds to disgruntled patrons of this year’s tournament. The deadline to request a refund is March 31.
WM Phoenix Open offering refunds to tournament goers
Almost 2,800 people who bought tickets to this year’s chaotic WM Phoenix Open have requested their money back, and they may be in luck. The Open is refunding the price of tickets to goers … more
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Phoenix Suns’ Bradley Beal and Milwaukee Bucks’ Damian Lillard go after a loose ball during the second half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, March 17. The Bucks won 140-129.
Suns troubles linked to lack of familiarity, analyst says
The Phoenix Suns tripped and fell Sunday — losing to the Bucks 140-129 without one of Milwaukee’s brightest stars in Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Suns (39-29) are currently situated in … more
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The National Association of Realtors recently announced an agreement to end a class action law suit out of Missouri, resulting in the elimination of a longtime NAR rule requiring an offer of compensation,
Arizona Realtors react to class action settlement
A landmark court case is going to change the way homes are bought and sold in this country, and local experts say the effects will hit Arizona. more
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Phoenix urban park rangers walk on patrol at Paseo Highlands Park at 35th Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix touts impact of overnight park patrols, adds body cams for security
City of Phoenix officials touted the impact of overnight patrols in city parks — by third-party security as well as park rangers — that began last year with plans to add body-worn cameras … more
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Brandi Stoll holds her 4-year-old daughter, Alizah Aguilar, on Feb. 21, 2024, at their home in Phoenix while discussing the family’s decision to install a fence around their pool. Alizah nearly drowned in the pool more than two years ago.
Valley program aims to raise awareness, reduce drownings
PHOENIX — Brandi Stoll is an Arizona native who grew up swimming in pools and was familiar with pool safety. When she became a mother, she knew the risks and how to keep her children … more
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