Tattoos used to be a sign of risk-taking behavior in adolescents according to a survey done by The American Academy of Pediatrics in 2002, but today, this trend is more mainstream than ever and the view on tattoos has completely shifted. Today’s millennials were most likely told if they have tattoos, they will be less…
If you’re looking to fill your sweet tooth in Arizona, there is a home-grown place for you. Located in Glendale, Arizona, Cerreta’s Candy Company has been serving some of the best candies and chocolates in Arizona for more than 40 years. Jim Cerreta Sr., who learned the tricks of the trade from his father-in-law who…
PHOENIX – This past week at the Arizona Legislature was the final week committees met to hear and discuss bills, which fueled long hearings and late nights. As of March 20, there were 103 House bills and 79 Aenate bills awaiting hearings – and as of the end of the day on March 23, they were all heard. When does…
PHOENIX – Arizona is doing well in regards to gender representation in the state Legislature, but it could take 30 years before the state reaches gender parity in its law-making body. Arizona is fourth in the nation for female representation in the state Legislature at 38.9 percent, behind Vermont, Nevada and Colorado, leaving 46 states with…
In the fall of 2011, Khalil Rushdan walked out of prison a free man. Rushdan served 15 years of a 25-year sentence following his conviction for first-degree felony murder in 1997. That year, Rushdan wasn’t alone when he became a free man. He was one of the 74 people exonerated in the U.S., according to the National Registry…
