Salt River-Maricopa Indian Community seeks foster homes
Currently, there are only 10 foster homes in the community and we are looking for more foster homes that are sensitive to children's care and cultural needs. Arizona, USA — Organized toys next to the high chair in the main living space, clean and ready for use. The bed in the bedroom is made and […]
Bullhead City man charged with murder of mother | Local News Stories
A Bullhead City man charged with murdering his mother balked at a change in his Feb. 2 prosecutorial review. Joseph Houston, 28, was noted to be taking medication to treat symptoms related to depression and epilepsy. Houston also has mental health issues, but it was previously determined that he was not at the level of […]
Rep. Stubbs proposes bill to allow cross-play between AHSAA and non-member teams for ‘fair competition’
State Representative Troy Stubbs (R-Wetumpka) has pre-filed a bill that would allow cross-play competition between Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) school sports and non-affiliated school teams in Alabama. Under the proposed bill, AHSAA member schools would be able to join other schools like the Alabama Association of Independent Schools (AISA) in agreeing to adhere […]
Cochise County Bar Association’s Resurgence: Arizona’s Legal Revival
The Resurrection of the Cochise County Bar Association: A New Dawn in Arizona's Legal Landscape A resurgence is occurring in the heart of Arizona. The Cochise County Bar Association, once dormant, is coming back from a hiatus in the wake of past events such as the September 11 attacks and the Iraq War. These events […]
Here’s How Much Republican Candidates Shelled Out On Losing Presidential Bids
More than half a dozen major Republican candidates have now withdrawn from the party's presidential primary after campaigning, and allied super PACs have made unsuccessful electoral bids, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings. In total, they spent more than $300 million. presidential election campaign Ron desantis, Doug Burgum, Tim Scott, Asa Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswamy, […]
Pima County to Host Job Fair on Feb. 8
Open audio article player by staff | upon February 5, 2024 by pima county Audio for this article is made possible by the CAST11 Prescott Podcast Network. A Talking Glass Media production. pima county is partnering with education and public sector employers to host a job fair on Thursday, February 8th from 9 a.m. to […]
Homeless campers prepare to leave BLM land as closure begins
Tony Tozier has had a tough few weeks. The 63-year-old's problems began in late December with chest pains. When he finally sought treatment, hospital staff told him he was having a heart attack. A few days later, he returned to his tent in the desert outside Goldfield Ghost Town. Goldfield Ghost Town is an 1800s-themed […]
AI-Based Fitness Tracker Apps Set to Take Over in 2024
With increased awareness of how our sedentary lifestyles are impacting us and being forced to stay indoors since 2020, many people are changing their fitness goals and habits. I started looking to fitness tracker apps to check it out. There is ample evidence that the scope of the fitness app industry is expanding. according to […]
Realtors: State housing market mirrored nationwide trend of declining sales in ’23
In 2023, Alabama, like much of the United States, will experience what the National Association of Realtors (NAR) described as “the slowest year for existing home sales since 1995 and the largest annual decline since 2007.” Experienced. “We all know that 2023 was a tough year for real estate across the country,” said Senia Johnson, […]
Florida Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Legalize Killing ‘Crack Bears’: REPORT
According to the Guardian, a Florida lawmaker recently proposed a bill that would make it legal to kill black bears in highlands. Republican Florida Rep. Jason Shoaf's bill seeks to eliminate most penalties for killing a bear without a permit, which would allow an allegedly drugged animal to enter a home and “infect people.” “There […]