Monthly Archive: July 2016
A Mesa woman was forced to quit her job after working for a month in an environment with no air conditioning. Cindy Desilets worked at iPacesetters, a call center that employed about 200 people....
The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) reviewed its policy, budget, and goals for all three public universities at a meeting in Flagstaff at Northern Arizona University’s campus. According to The State Press, Eileen Klein,...
While tobacco companies face strict limits on what, where, when, why, and to whom they can advertise their products, in recent years Big Tobacco has started to zero in on certain marginalized groups. Specifically,...
The Arizona Republic reports that the Wild Horse Inmate Program (WHIP) at a Florence state prison is bringing about positive changes for participating inmates who work with horses rounded up by the Bureau of...
The latest annual ranking of the best and worst cities for retirement, compiled by consumer financial services company Bankrate.com, puts Scottsdale, Arizona at the #5 best spot on the entire list. The report analyzed...