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Sinus infections can lead to temporary hearing loss and painful ear symptoms

By Sam Jackson | Dec 23, 2022

Eustachian tubes are small tubes that run between your middle ears and upper throat.

Chronic sinus problems can increase your risk of experiencing depression

By Sam Jackson | Dec 21, 2022

Approximately 10 million Americans suffer from seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder, each year.

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City of Phoenix makes 'direct investment' into resident's safety by offering $3,000 incentive for certified lifeguards

By Sam Jackson | Dec 14, 2022

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is offering a $3,000 incentive to new lifeguards who serve the 29 public pools in the city.

Phoenix City Council allocates $7.8 million to create 58 new firefighter positions

By Sam Jackson | Dec 14, 2022

The Phoenix City Council recently voted unanimously to allot $7.8 million annually for the development of 58 new positions in the Phoenix Fire Department beginning in fiscal year 2023-2024.

Powell for Maricopa County: 'The Empty the Shelters event couldn't come at a more perfect time'

By Sam Jackson | Dec 10, 2022

Maricopa County Animal Care & Control is participating in Bissell Pet Foundation's “Empty the Shelters – Holiday Hope” adoption event through Dec. 11, with discounted adoption fees.

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GO Bond Executive Committee reflects 'highest priority needs' in recommendations to Phoenix City Council

By Sam Jackson | Dec 10, 2022

The GO Bond Executive Committee has sent its recommendations to the Phoenix City Council on how to spend a planned $500 million GO Bond Program for 2023.

Maricopa County animal shelter director placed on administrative leave after claims of 'toxic work environment'

By Sam Jackson | Dec 4, 2022

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control shelter director Michael Mendel has been placed on administrative leave amid claims that the shelter is a "toxic work environment."

Lake on lawsuit against Maricopa County: 'We're on a timeline ... when it comes to fighting this botched election'

By Sam Jackson | Dec 4, 2022

Kari Lake (R), a former gubernatorial candidate, filed a lawsuit against Maricopa County in late November.

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Local doctor says sinus and allergy problems can affect patients in ways they may not even realize

By Sam Jackson | Dec 2, 2022

Sinus infections can lead to a loss of taste and smell.

Phoenix mayor on ‘A’ rating for environmental efforts: 'We are on the right track'

By Sam Jackson | Nov 28, 2022

The City of Phoenix has been awarded a spot on the "A list" for its environmental efforts by CDP, a nonprofit disclosure organization that manages environmental reporting.

Sullivan on police training plan: 'preservation of life is at the core of policing'

By Sam Jackson | Nov 27, 2022

Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan has outlined a new, four-pronged plan for training as a response to months of community input.

Phoenix named a Digital Cities Survey Winner: 'Constituents expect more from modern governments'

By Sam Jackson | Nov 25, 2022

The Center for Digital Government (CDG) has named Phoenix a winner in the 22nd annual Digital Cities Survey, which recognizes cities for using technology to strengthen cybersecurity, enhance transparency and digital equity.

Super Bowl LVII mascot Spike to serve as Grand Marshal in Electric Light Parade, a 'unique Phoenix tradition'

By Sam Jackson | Nov 25, 2022

The Arizona Public Service (APS) special Electric Light Parade is returning Dec. 3, and the city has announced that Super Bowl LVII official mascot Spike will be the Grand Marshal for the 35th annual event.

Local doctor suggests saving money this holiday season by taking advantage of your deductible

By Sam Jackson | Nov 21, 2022

Most Americans who get health insurance through their employer have an annual deductible.

Jake Filene, Senior Vice President of customers, Frontier Airlines said, 'Opening this new crew base is a clear indication of our commitment to continued growth in Phoenix'

By Sam Jackson | Nov 14, 2022

Frontier Airlines has opened a new crew base at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, allowing it to provide new, nonstop service from Phoenix to six destinations.

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Sinus infections can lead to temporary hearing loss and painful ear symptoms

Chronic sinus problems can increase your risk of experiencing depression

City of Phoenix makes 'direct investment' into resident's safety by offering $3,000 incentive for certified lifeguards

Phoenix City Council allocates $7.8 million to create 58 new firefighter positions

Powell for Maricopa County: 'The Empty the Shelters event couldn't come at a more perfect time'

GO Bond Executive Committee reflects 'highest priority needs' in recommendations to Phoenix City Council

Maricopa County animal shelter director placed on administrative leave after claims of 'toxic work environment'

Lake on lawsuit against Maricopa County: 'We're on a timeline ... when it comes to fighting this botched election'

Local doctor says sinus and allergy problems can affect patients in ways they may not even realize

Phoenix mayor on ‘A’ rating for environmental efforts: 'We are on the right track'

Sullivan on police training plan: 'preservation of life is at the core of policing'

Phoenix named a Digital Cities Survey Winner: 'Constituents expect more from modern governments'

Super Bowl LVII mascot Spike to serve as Grand Marshal in Electric Light Parade, a 'unique Phoenix tradition'

Local doctor suggests saving money this holiday season by taking advantage of your deductible

Jake Filene, Senior Vice President of customers, Frontier Airlines said, 'Opening this new crew base is a clear indication of our commitment to continued growth in Phoenix'

Local doctor says people who suffer from chronic sinus issues risk developing erectile dysfunction

Robbins on funding for UA CAMI facility: 'Immunotherapy is the future of medicine'

Phoenix mayor: 'The MCU [is] utilized to assist refugees looking for work'

Phoenix City Council member on new project: 'It's a beautiful playground'

Stark on pay incentive for CDL operators: 'Our Public Works drivers are working hard'

Trump border czar: ‘Congratulations and much respect to America First Patriots’ Montenegro, Shamp

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