Los oficiales de policía de Arizona están aumentando sus empeños para asegurarse que el Super Bowl 2015 no se convierta en una oportunidad donde se pueda presentar el tráfico sexual. Los oficiales de policía de Glendale junto con los oficiales locales, estatales y de seguridad pública federal, quieren asegurarse que el Super Bowl, el día…
Arizona’s Native American tribes want a piece of the Super Bowl. “What better time to advertise than the Superbowl?” said Debra Krol, senior communications manager at the Heard Museum and member of the Xolon Salinan tribe. The message many tribes want to leave behind in one of the world’s largest media shows is both cultural and political….
Similar to the World Cup and the Olympic games, the Super Bowl is often seen as a cash cow to the city that hosts this major sporting event. Will Sunday’s Super Bowl in Glendale be a boom or a bust? There’s no easy answer to that question. The event is estimated to bring $500 million…
It’s scary when the most dangerous time at a sporting event isn’t when two 200-plus pound football players collide full speed. What’s scarier is what happens amongst fans in the stands and in the parking lot after the game. With the Super Bowl taking center stage this weekend in Glendale, Arizona, the NFL has assembled…
Arizona law enforcement are increasing efforts to make sure the 2015 Super Bowl does not become an open gate for sex trafficking. Law enforcement officials in Glendale in partnership with local, state and federal public safety officials want to make sure the Feb. 1 Super Bowl is not over shadowed by the potential increase of…
