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KTAR News and ABC15 special: "Highlight on Housing. Is now a good time to buy a home?
KTAR News and ABC15 special: "Highlight on Housing." How did the metro Phoenix housing market get to where it stands today?
KTAR News and ABC15 special: "Highlight on Housing." A large portion of housing is coming up in the West Valley. Balin joins Mike to talk about the housing growth around the valley.
In this episode of Smart Living, I sat down with longtime friend and former ABC15 investigative reporter Joe Ducey, who now works with the Better Business Bureau as the Associate VP of Investigative Outreach. He's the go-to guy for protecting yourself from scams—and trust me, the scams are getting sneakier.
ABC15 data analyst Garrett Archer joins us to explain what happened in the stock market yesterday as a result of Trump's new tariffs, and what this means for our economy next week and into the future.
The jury selection process in the trial of Lori Daybell has begun in Arizona. ABC15 News Reporter Ashely Holden joins the show to talk about the case and what to expect.
Ashley Holden of ABC15 was all over this story from the beginning and joins us next to tell you what her take away is from the new bill that we say doesn’t go far enough. See if she agrees, on the Chris and Joe Show.
Nick Ciletti joins Bruce & Gaydos to share what he learned during his trip to Arizona's southern border.
According to the Major Cities Chiefs Association, overall violent crime is down across the country, with Phoenix’s numbers showing mixed trends. ABC15's Garrett Archer took a deeper look into what these numbers mean. This morning we talk about what the impact of violent crime could look like for Arizona's future.
Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida last night, and ABC15 reporter Lillian Donahue is live in Tampa to give us the latest storm update.
Barry Markson, KTAR Legal Analyst.
KTAR News reporter Heidi Hommel and ABC15 reporter Ashley Holden.
Cindy Dahlgreen with "It Goes Too Far", a nonprofit that opposes Prop 139.
Chris Love, spokesperson for Arizona for Abortion Access, a coalition of reproductive rights organizations that support Prop 139.
Our TV partners at ABC15 have been traveling around Arizona and talking to voters in different communities. Javier Soto joins us to talk about his experiences with voters in the Valley.
Garrett Archer is the data analyst at ABC15 in Phoenix, Arizona, where he is a data storyteller and one of the foremost experts on Arizona's election system. As America votes, Garrett will be responsible for reporting the facts in one of the most tightly-fought US elections for decades. Find out how he approaches election data, what makes it different to polling reporting and what will happen on election day in the key swing state on November 5. The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is from Garrett and represents Arizona party registrations over time.
ABC15 has launched its highly anticipated “Voice of the Voter” series, designed to cut through the election season noise and elevate the voices of Arizona voters. ABC15 anchor Katie Raml joins the show to talk about voters in Prescott.
We're joined by ABC15's Nick Cilitti as he talks about his trip to Nogales and Tucson to talk to voters.
"Voice of the Voter" Hopefully, you have your voter registration matters in order and are weighing the issues and candidates you’ll be choosing in November. Where you live may alter your perspective on what matters the most this election. You’ll hear from someone who’s traveling from the four corners to the South West Border to find out which way people are leaning. Find out what they learned, on the Chris and Joe Show.
As the one year anniversary of Preston Lord's death approaches, ABC15's Ashley Holden sat down with the teen's parents to reflect on the past year. She joins us now to describe what that interview was like.
For the first time since their son was murdered nearly a year ago, the parents of Preston Lord spoke with our TV partners at ABC15. You’ll hear from the reporter, Ashley Holden, who’s been covering this case longer than the police, about what struck her the most about her sit down, on the Chris and Joe Show.
A judge lowered the bond for three suspects involved in Preston Lord's murder. ABC15's Ashley Holden explains what this means for the teens.
ABC15’s Ashley Holden was in the courtroom Monday when a judge sentenced Pennington to three years of supervised probation and 120 days of deferred jail time along with “gang terms.
Mica Miller estate documents claim abuse, attempt to hide assets. Prior to her death, Mica was in the middle of divorce proceedings with her estranged husband, John-Paul Miller, who is a pastor at Solid Rock Church in The Market Common. According to an affidavit released to ABC15, Mica's sister, Sierra Francis applied to be the special administrator of Mica's estate on May 2, less than a week after her passing and four days before the Robeson County Medical Examiner announced her cause of death as suicide. In the affidavit, Sierra claims Mica said she experienced "abuse and violence" from her husband, John-Paul. The court documents state, Mica told her sister that John-Paul was moving assets that were in his name, such as his car, changing the deed to their house to the church and transferring interest in Crocodile Rocks to one of his sons. Crocodile Rocks is a piano bar in Myrtle Beach. According to Horry County's online land records, the land was transferred from John-Paul Miller to Solid Rock Ministries, Inc on December 15, 2023. (ABC News)
Join Joe Ducey, former ABC15 Consumer Reporter and current spokesperson for the BBB in Arizona, as he sits down with Daphne Munro, the Smart Shopper, for an enlightening discussion on the latest funeral scams. Discover the vital resources you need to protect yourself from these scams. Plus, enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane as Joe and Daphne reminisce about their memorable times working together at ABC15. Whether you're looking to safeguard yourself against scams or just want to hear some behind-the-scenes stories, this podcast has something for everyone. Don't miss these insider tips and heartfelt tales!#FuneralScams #ConsumerProtection #BBB #ABC15Nostalgia #JoeDucey #DaphneMunro #SmartShopper #abc15 #BBB#bbbofAZ #smartliving #smartlivingpodcast
Nick Ciletti with our TV partners at ABC15 Arizona is in Washington D.C. today for former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's funeral.
Jef Rawls is a performer and entertainer, through and through. A Charismatic Connector with amazing talent. He has worked with Dick Van Dyke, Sean Aston, Lindsey Stirling, Studio C- to name a few. He was host and producer of All-Comedy Radio's morning show "Breakfast Epiphanies". He was host of ABC15's Emmy Award winning educational show "What's Up". He owns JESTERZ Improv club and is a long time friend of mine. Jef is a devoted husband and father of 6. I hope you enjoy our conversation .www.jefrawls.com@jesterjefA special thank you to Joseph Haggard for the music.Find me on Instagram @neeleyreed
How do you find the courage to share your story and transform the lives of others? Trigger warning: this episode mentions sexual assault, alcoholism, and psychiatric hospitalization. In this week's episode, Sarah is joined by a very special returning guest, Paris Scobie. Paris is the host of the top 2% globally ranked podcast called Live Well Bipolar ™ and best selling author of her memoir, "Crooked Illness: Lessons from Inside & Outside Hospital Walls." Paris was first diagnosed with bipolar 1 disorder at 19 and went back to work at the same hospital she was a patient at when she was 22. She is a speaker for NAMI and has been featured on ABC15, bphope magazine and over 50 podcasts sharing her experiences living with bipolar and how it is possible to Live Well Bipolar ™. Join these ladies as they discuss Paris' journey with managing bipolar disorder, how she developed her podcast and book, what she learned from writing her book, and her reflections after two years of sharing powerful anecdotes from her best selling memoir. If you want more updates on this podcast, please follow @rough.edges.podcast on Instagram or visit the podcast website at www.roughedgespodcast.com. If you have any questions or further suggestions for how this podcast can grow, please email at rough.edges.podcast@gmail.com or leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser. Thanks so much for listening and have a wonderful day! Paris contacts: Book: https://www.amazon.com/Crooked-Illness-Lessons-Outside-Hospital/dp/1737926105/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1633558908&sr=1-3 Podcast: https://tr.ee/Br2X5Fi4c4 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livewellbipolar/ NAMI: https://www.nami.org/Home --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roughedgespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/roughedgespodcast/support
Joe Ducey joins Mike to talk about his event called "Let Joe Know".
Liudmila Schafer, MD, FACP, is a board-certified and award-winning medical oncologist and founder of The Doctor Connect Professional Corporation, Helping Physicians and Established Professionals Become Proprietary Brands by using an "Organic Bravery™," a dynamic framework that helps you align passion and expertise, which includes developing proprietary business offers for physicians entrepreneurs, how to become bestseller author, how to start business, grow profitable revenue, media appearances in front of multimillion audiences, how to find speaking engagements, how to to enhance career and have professional and personal fulfillment. She strives to find methods to end "labeling" and promote equality. Dr. Liudmila is a TEDx and international speaker, a business consultant, a group leader Aligning your Passion and Career in Forbes Council, a TV host on ABC15, and a podcast host, #1 Best Selling Author of the book "The Other Side of Oncology." She has a wealth of experience speaking about enhancing careers, cancer education, leadership, the healthcare system, women empowerment, and business strategies at various prestigious forums. She speaks at regional, national, and international conferences, including in Dubai and Paris, among a few. Her clients appear in reputable media within 30 days, including Forbes, NBC, Healthline, WebMD, Authority Magazine, and ABC, among a few. Journalists and reporters reach out to her and her clients as an expert, so they can grow their business and medical practice. She is guiding a book, a compilation of stories and experiences of 15 physicians from multiple specialties, titled "AI in Medicine." If you want to enhance your career and find out how to share your expertise in front of a multimillion audience in press or television, write a book, become a professional speaker, start a business, appear on a television show and or her show on abc15, or podcast, visit her at https://thedoctorconnect.com or connect via email: info@thedoctorconnect.com.Some of the topics we discussed were:What exactly is a proprietary brand and why it is important What helps to build your proprietary brandTeaching points from Dr. Schafer's area of expertise that can help women physiciansMistakes to avoidLessons learned3 tips for physiciansThe AI bookHer book The Other Side of OncologyAbout her business/what she offers and how to connectAnd more!Learn more about me or schedule a FREE coaching call:https://www.joyfulsuccessliving.com/Join the Voices of Women Physicians Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/190596326343825/Connect with Dr. Schafer:WebsiteAssessmentLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubeTikTokClubhouse
Minutes after the news that ASU has applied to join the Big 12, I was interviewed by Colin Harmon from ABC15 Sports on the reasons for the move and the lengthy process involved, and how will the Sun Devils fair in their new 2024 home.
Jacob Chansley, aka the "QAnon Shaman," spent 41 months in prison after his part in the January 6th Capitol insurrection. Now, in an interview with ABC15, he's questioning the validity of former president Donald Trump's recent indictment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
You've heard the saying: At least it's a dry heat. That might be true when comparing 90 degree temperatures in Arizona to Texas or Florida, but when dealing with truly extreme heat, hot is hot. With more than two weeks with temperatures above 110 degrees, ABC Arizona meteorologist Jorge Torres talks with the team about the impacts of this record-breaking heat wave on the people, the power grid, and everyday life in Phoenix. We want to hear from you! Have a question for the meteorologists? Call 609-272-7099 and leave a message. You might hear your question and get an answer on a future episode! You can also email questions or comments to podcasts@lee.net. About the Across the Sky podcast The weekly weather podcast is hosted on a rotation by the Lee Weather team: Matt Holiner of Lee Enterprises' Midwest group in Chicago, Kirsten Lang of the Tulsa World in Oklahoma, Joe Martucci of the Press of Atlantic City, N.J., and Sean Sublette of the Richmond Times-Dispatch in Virginia. Episode transcript Note: The following transcript was created by Adobe Premiere and may contain misspellings and other inaccuracies as it was generated automatically: Hello, everyone. I'm meteorologist Sean Sublette. And welcome to Across the Sky, our National Lee Enterprises weather podcast. Lee Enterprises has print and digital news operations in more than 70 locations across the country, including my home base in Richmond, Virginia. I'm joined by my meteorology colleagues from across the sky, Matt Holiner in Chicago, and Kirsten Lang in Tulsa. Our pal Joe Martucci, away from the office today, July 25th. And we bring that up we often don't talk about a specific day, but we bring that up because our guest this week is Jose Torres, a meteorologist at the ABC station in Phoenix, Arizona. They have have had more than two consecutive weeks with temperatures of 110 degrees or hotter. And we want to talk about how the city has been handling it, how the people have been handling it. And, you know, Matt, Kirsten, some of the things you talked about are things that we normally never have to think about here in the central United States or the eastern United States. And some of it was very eye opening. Yeah. Listen, when he starts to talk about what part of the hospital is actually seeing capacity during this time, because I think that was something that really was surprising to me. Yeah. And we got into the discussion because, you know, I've seen some people kind of dismiss the heat in Arizona and the Southwest, like, oh, it's just a dry heat and or he's from Texas, but I'm from Texas. So I was like, I want to talk to a guy who has experienced both the heat and humidity and the dry heat and really get an idea of which is worse. I just the same. So diving in and hearing his description, comparing Texas and Arizona, I really enjoyed that. Oh, yes, we hear that all the time. Oh, but it's a dry heat, so he'll get into that. I'll talk about power grid, I'll talk about water supply, infrastructure, all that stuff coming up. Or he is a native of Texas, as you alluded to, as a graduate of Texas A&M before he was in Phenix, he worked on the air in El Paso and Albuquerque. So let's get right to our conversation with Jorge Tourists. Meteorologist Abc15 in Phenix, Arizona. Jorge, thank you so much for joining us to talk about this brutal heat you've had in Arizona and in Phenix in particular. First off, I want to talk about Phenix. For people who aren't from around Phenix and Arizona and the Southwest, they had this idea. Well, of course, it's hot. It's Phenix. But but talk a little bit about how it is different this year, both in scope and how long this heat wave has been going on. Yeah, shot. So a lot of people outside of Phenix, the Valley in Arizona think of Phenix as a brutally place which for most the summer it is. The difference this year is the longevity of this excessive heat wave. Now, we actually have to start with the beginning of the year. What it was a cooler and wetter start across the west, including here in Arizona. We didn't really start seeing the one tens until late June. And we usually get them in mid-June. In fact, June tends to be on average the hottest month of the year in Phenix. But July of 2023 is going to beat that by a landslide. We have had now 25 consecutive days with highs at or above 110 degrees. That blows the all time record of 18 days that was set back in June of 1974. That's just one aspect. The other aspect is just how warm it stays even at night. That's the other thing we're noticing a lot more nights where lows don't even get below 90 degrees. We are now on 15 straight days with lows at or above 90. So the city and much of the valley doesn't even cool down at night. So that's what's made this particular stretch not just extreme, but also dangerous and unfortunately even deadly. So, George, you mentioned that it's been dangerous and it's been deadly. You know, working in the news business. I'm sure you've heard a lot of stories. You know what? How how are you seeing people cope with the heat in different ways than maybe they wouldn't have in the past just with this unrelenting heat wave that you've had. So one of the things here at ABC 13 that that we we promote is obviously people are trying to stay inside for as long as they possibly can safely between the hours of usually we would say from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., but it's already around 100 degrees by 9 a.m. here. So we're telling people to stay inside at from essentially 9:00 until six if they can. Obviously, not a lot of people can because you have to be outside their job makes them be outside. So another thing we always say obviously is stay hydrated, drink plenty of water, electrolyte drinks. But we are also encouraging people to go to their nearest cooling centers. So one thing that the city of Phenix and Maricopa County has done very well is provide cooling centers for people to find an adequate location, not only to stay cool if they can, for a long period of time, but also to get water. And that's one thing we're seeing a lot here is a lot of cooperation between government agencies and entities to keep people who don't really have the luxury or the necessity or to buy a shelter to find a cooler space. And it gives them that opportunity, along with obviously malls being open, movie theaters, large places where people can go in and stay cool and. HAURI I'm curious about how disruptive this has been on everyday life there. Have there been certain adjustments to workers who have to be outside adjustments in their hours or maybe more frequent breaks or more water provided? And have there been any outdoor activities? I mean, we're talking about summertime here when people want to be going out and doing stuff. Have there been any events that have been canceled because of the heat? There was one just recently. There was a concerts by the group Disturbed that was canceled as a result of the Heat because it was in an outdoor amphitheater that in July temperatures begin to cool down a bit usually. So it's okay for the most part. But obviously this July has been unprecedented when it comes to this relentless heat. So that is one event that was canceled as a result of the excessive heat. We've had a lot of other events where people have raised their concerns or voiced their concerns regarding temperatures with a few concerts, but they've still gone off as far as other events. Now we're starting to see more schools open back up because a lot of schools here in the valley, which will be referred to the Phenix metro area, are year round. So they're beginning to open up. They're still adding practices, but yes, they are. They're giving their players a more breaks for water, obviously, along with many crews who work outside. We're talking construction workers, we're talking landscapers. They're still in it, starting very early. A lot of these crews start before sunrise when it's obviously still hot, still temperatures in the nineties. But they, from what we're understanding, are getting the breaks in order to stay cool and still do the job that they've been tasked to do. Yeah, but the stuff that has to be done outside, I get that entirely. But also they get in this kind of heat. Are there things happening to infrastructure? I've heard, you know, you hear the horror stories about pavement starting to melt. When it gets a certain temperature threshold, it takes a lot longer or a lot more running room for aircraft to get going because the air density isn't sufficient to get lift on the wings. Any of that kind of stuff starting to happen. From what you've seen. Nothing that's widespread, at least from what we have been reporting. Now we heard of a lot more air conditioning units go out because they're all in for such a long time. So we're seeing a lot more of these air conditioning companies. The backs going to repair a lot of these residential areas that don't have AC working. And in a place like Phenix in the middle of summer, that can be dangerous and that can be deadly. So we are seeing that. Something else we're noticing not so much from the infrastructure standpoint, but from the public health standpoint. A lot more burn victims going to the Arizona birds that are as a result of falling on the pavement. So we're hearing reports of first degree, second degree, even third degree burns from just being on the pavement, not just falling on it, but for those who unfortunately don't have a home to go to, are sleeping on it at night and throughout the day. So some of the birds, the Arizona birds that are are at capacity, a lot of them due to, unfortunately, some of the burn victims as a result of just how hot the pavement and the asphalt can be in excess of 150, even 160 degrees. So that's something we're noticing a lot, too. All right. So as you mentioned before, as we get into July, that's normally when the temperatures tend to back off. And I'm assuming that's because it's about the time of year when when the monsoon circulation is expected to show up. Talk a little bit about that in terms of the Phenix climate, when when you oftentimes expect the worst, the heat to break and the latter part of the summer, talk about the monsoon circulation, why it's important. And and I'm imagining people are really itching for it to show up soon. Everyone here in Arizona is waiting for the monsoon to wrap up. And yes, for those of you who are watching outside of Arizona in the southwest, a part of the United States does have its own version of the monsoon. It's not as intense as the one you're used to hearing about, say, in India. But we do have our monsoon season. We have our seasonal. Winship that starts to occur mainly in July, specifically for Arizona, but the onset starts in June in northern Mexico. What happens is that once you start to get those temperatures in the southwest really beginning to heat up, which is around June, we start to see that wind shift from the south and we get more moisture coming in. And then by July, mid-July is when we really begin to see that monsoon flow really park itself over Arizona and the southwest. And that's when we start to see those thunderstorms in the afternoon producing some of those famous videos. You see it up walls of dust called haboob. So that we had, what, about a week ago, and then we start to see more storms develop. But that's when we get a lot of our rainfall that being said, because most of the early summer months were cooler than average, the monsoon was delayed. So that's why July has been one of the hottest months on record and may actually be the hottest month on record for Phenix because we really haven't had the monsoon moisture and the storms to go with it to really drop those temperatures. And we're still waiting. But there are signs here in the next week or two that finally we could start to see some signs of life with the monsoon statewide. Yeah, that was something that that I was looking at prior to talking with you. Is that that long term forecasting kind of, you know, when when relief was inside, there was a lot of promise. Yeah, of course, it can't last forever. But, you know, looking at that, how what is it looking like is you look like August is going to be a little bit better month for you guys there then. Yes. As of now, it does appear that August looks a little more promising as far as a if not a wetter than average red, at least a near normal, which we will take obviously starting off with July being bone dry. And actually when it comes to rainfall, we have already exceeded 120 days without measurable precipitation at Benue State Harbor, which is where the official observations are taken. And that's already about to approach the top five list as far as long as stretches without rape. Also, you add on the 110 degree days, we've had the 90 degree days we've had and no rain over a span of months. So everyone's already like we're we're tired of this. We want some relief. But it does appear that that August is looking, if not where we should be on in a given month for August during the monsoon, maybe above. Yeah. I'm imagining where you should be for this time of year will will be a welcome relief. We're going to take a quick break then we'll have more with George Torres from Abc15 in Phenix, Arizona. And the blistering heat wave they're going through on across the sky will be right back. And welcome back to the Across the Sky podcast. I'm meteorologist Sean Sublette along with Houston Lang and Matt Hollander and our guest this week as well, he tourists from Abc15 in Arizona, Phenix, Arizona, where they are in the midst of an absolutely brutal and record shattering heat wave already I know 25 days above 110 and counting. This heat wave so bad, so prolonged. How what is kind of the feeling on the street as we're in terms of how people are perceiving this? Do they kind of see this as like, you know what, maybe this climate change thing is starting to show up? Are they kind of seeing it as well? You know, it's just Arizona and we're used to it. What's kind of the feeling out there in the public as you kind of mingle around and and hear people talking about this heat wave? Well, I'm getting different reactions from from different people. You have those who are lifers here in Arizona, specifically here in the Phenix Metro, and they're like, it's Phenix in summer. It's going to be hot. It's going to be 110 degrees every now and then. The the issue is that it's so prolonged and we keep breaking these records essentially daily, not just during the afternoon works out or ten and 15 or hottest temperatures so far this year, 190. It's happened twice already, and that hasn't happened since about 2017. So a lot of these temperatures haven't happened in a very long time. And so you have those who are like, you know what, this in 2020, we thought that was bad, where we had to be three days that entire year with highs and above 110. That's still a record. But you're seeing this happening more frequently, especially since the early 2000s. So people are also taking notice like, you know, I don't remember it being like this for so long. And then the other group that some people tend to forget about are those that just moved here. The one thing about four years is it's a vastly growing community and we have people moving in from the Midwest, from California, from all parts of the country and the world. And for them, this is their first summer in Arizona and they are experiencing one of the worst on record. So for them is like, is it normally like this? And we're like, it's not normally like this, but it may be a new normal if we continue going the path we are worldwide In. HAURI, I want to talk about the kind of heat. So you're from Texas? I'm from Texas as well. And so we are used to the heat and then one of the arguments that comes up are people in Texas and the Southeast is like, well, we deal with the humidity. It's the heat and humidity out west. And Phenix and Arizona, it's a dry heat, so no big deal. So is that true? Is a dry heat really better? Does the humidity make a difference or is hot? Just hot? It's hot. It's hot everywhere. When it's 100 degrees with no humidity, obviously that feels way better than 100 degrees with so much humidity like in Texas, which I don't miss going up there and and the summers were just brutal. But when you get to 110, when you get to 115, even when there's little humidity, it hurts like you feel it. It's a you know, it's a dry heat. But so is an oven. So is a jet engine. You don't want that in your face all day long. As as much as I don't miss that humidity in Texas, 100 degrees or 95 degrees with humidity, I'll take that over 115 hundred and 1718 degrees, even close to 190. It's a different kind of heat and it's a heat that that no one wants to be in. But yeah, millions of people that are in it every day, myself included. And just to follow up on that, too, I'm curious about the wind situation in Phenix, because one thing that was I noticed a difference when I grew up in San Antonio for my three years living in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas, which is near the Texas coast and the valley compared to San Antonio, there was a lot more wind. We got a lot more sea breeze activity. So we had a lot of hot, humid days, but there were quite a few days where it was breezy and that did make a difference when there was a breeze and you could like at least below the sweat of your body, it seemed to make a difference. The wind can help too. So what is the wind situation like thing, especially during this heat? Well, during the summer, it doesn't really get super windy unless you have storms nearby. We we've had a couple here and there, but in the afternoons we do get some occasional breezes. Wind speeds around 10 to 15. Well, we have 10 to 50 mile an hour wind speeds from a dry place with temperatures at 110, 115 degrees. It feels like a furnace is blowing in your face. So it doesn't give you that cool feeling like you would on the on the Texas coast here. It's just like a furnace is on and it's blowing hot air in your face. So it's really not comfortable even though we do have breezy days. And something else I was just curious about was how are things going, I guess with the electric grid there? You guys seeing any sort of power outages due to the heat? We are seeing power outages here and there across the valley, but they're not really prolonged. It is not a major outage issue across the valley and we don't expect it to be. The grid here is is different than than there is the one people know about in Texas with ERCOT, where they've had their issues and their concerns regarding demand over the past few years. We don't really have that concern here. But we do have those occasional power outages in certain communities and they can go on for a couple of hours, which is concerning. But the local energy and utility groups here, APS or SRP, they are on top of it for the most part when it comes to getting the power back on for those communities that are dealing with the outage, whether it be short term or long term. One other question I had kind of kind of dovetails off of that going back to water supply. I mean, I know it was a little bit wetter at the beginning of the year. Water supply. Okay. You know, we hear a lot of the horror stories here in the United States about the West is in deep trouble running out of water. It was a wet winter, so I'm guessing that that's helped everybody out a fair bit, at least for for a summer or two. But how is the water situation this summer there in Arizona? You're right in that the winter it was a wet one across the west from California to Colorado, where a lot of Arizona's water supply comes from the Colorado River and the lake levels at Powell and Mead have gone up quite a bit over the past few months. So that is a welcome sight for us here in Arizona, where a lot of our water supply comes from the Colorado and also the Salt and Verde rivers, which are more local, and they haven't really been impacted as much, thankfully. The other concern, obviously, is our groundwater supply. And that's where we've had more concern because the majority of groundwater in the state of Arizona is unregulated and you have a do a few places, including Phenix, that has a regulated groundwater supply. In fact, earlier this year, the governor of Arizona, Hobbs, announced that within the Phenix AMA or active management area companies who are only going to use groundwater as far as the water supply for certain communities within the Phenix metro area have to show proof of another form of water. And it can't just be solely groundwater if not, and that they're building a large enough community residential or subdivision, then they cannot be approved to built. So that is something that is brand new as of this year, some companies will not be allowed to build if they are only showing groundwater as their only source of water for the project that they are building. So that's something that's new that our governor has imposed here. Yeah. I'm curious about what other long term discussions are happening since over the last few years we've seen these extended heat waves. This seems to be something that is going to be an issue moving forward. The heat situation getting worse, perhaps extended droughts. What are some of the other discussions that are going on as far as long term planning, preparing Phenix? Cause you're obviously not going to move the entire city of Phenix out of their population. It's just been going up. So what kind of long term discussions are happening about what can be done moving forward in the future to be. Better prepared for these heat? Well, one thing when it comes to the heat waves, City of Phenix is the first city in the country that has its own Office of Heat and Mitigation. It was put into place a couple of years ago, and it's looking at ways to mitigate the the extreme heat that we deal with here in Phenix, you know, one of the hottest metropolitan cities in the country. And so the office is coming up, ways to try to be resilient when it comes to allowing the valley to cool down a bit by making more parks with trees, things of that nature. So that is something that the city is really, really putting an emphasis on because the Phenix is growing and it's going to grow quite a bit. People for the most part, for the most part, love Phenix and Arizona. When it's not 100 to 115 degrees. You have the rest of the year where temperatures are very comfortable. And so our our weather conditions. But in the summer months, obviously, it can get dangerously hot like like this summer so far. So that's one thing that looking long term the city is working on, too, to find ways to make the city a bit cooler than it has been. Yeah, I understand that for sure, because I think we all know the planets in the cities are only getting hotter. We've got urban heat to contend with on top of the the planetary warming signals. So it's good that they're thinking ahead for for the long term planning or anything else you wanted to share before we turn you loose and let you get back to your day job. Mean one thing we're constantly doing here at Abc15 is is talking about these issues, whether it be extreme heat, whether it be air quality, whether it be, as you guys talked about or asked about the water concerns here in Arizona and across the west. And we are continuing to tell the public that, you know, this is something that we're going to have to deal with unless changes are made, not just at the local level or in your home, but also at the government level, higher up from state and federal. And, you know, the more report on it, the more people are understanding the issues and the more we could see some change. I mean, it's not stuff that we're asking for. We're just saying, you know, this doesn't happen. That's going to happen. But if this happens, that'll happen. So that's all we're doing here at ABC 15 is just talking about the important issues when it comes to climate specifically, but pertains to Phenix and Arizona and let the viewers know what's happening. Good man, good man. So sorry. Thank you so much for taking the time with us today. And do your best to stay cool to all of our all of your colleagues there at Abc15, too, to stay cool as well. And hopefully we'll talk with you again soon. All right. Looking forward to it. Hopefully by then, temperatures here will be much, much cooler. Yeah, we'll see. We'll see if we'll get a good haboob going for later this summer. Hit the fall. Take care, man. Hurry. I'll take care. Thank you. What a great conversation with Foray today in the midst of a heat wave that, frankly, is very hard for me to even imagine. And one of the things I'm glad you all brought up was the power situation, because it's really hard to imagine going without electricity, an air conditioner, air conditioning in a situation like this. I remember as a kid, you know, in the seventies and eighties, we didn't have air conditioning in the hot Virginia summers. And that was that was bad enough. I really can't fathom what it would be like to to be in a house without air conditioning in Phenix, Arizona, right about now. Well, it just got me thinking about, you know, beyond, you know, the southeast and southwest, where, you know, most folks at least have air conditioned. Now, there is the issue where the cost is so high this people are not running their air conditioners in this extreme, which is a scary thought. But to me, you know, we're seeing the heat expand to more places farther north. And these heat waves aren't just limited to the southwest, but they're happening in the Midwest. The northwest, the northeast, and places where some people don't even ever do this. And again, that was the biggest shock to me moving from Texas to Chicago. How there are apartments here, there are homes here that don't even have air conditioning. And I think moving forward, you're going to see less and less than that and a pivot where, you know, so much of the focus has been on the heat or the cold winters and making sure people have heat to a more of a shift that in the summer we got to make sure people have air conditioning and no longer is it okay to not have air conditioning in a lot of places. With the temperatures on the rise, that's becoming a necessity, not an option. Yeah, And you know, we have in Tulsa, whenever we have such hot conditions and I'm sure they have it there too, you have those cooling stations which, you know, you got to have those across the city when you have temperatures like this for some people who, you know, forget the the fact if they have it, their power is going out. Some of them, you know, may be homeless and don't have a spot at all to to receive any kind of AC. And so those cooling stations are really important as well in situations like this just to you know, just to stay healthy. It'll hit you hard and it'll hit you fast. That heat I visit out there quite often. I know I've talked about this before, but I've been was out there and it is different. You know, he described it as feeling like you're in an oven. And I think that was like spot on. Yeah, we're going to stay with heat as the theme there. Our next podcast. We've got Zeke House father coming up next time. He's a climate scientist who's written a lot extensively for both carbon brief and Berkeley Earth there on the West Coast in California. We're going to be talking about the hot ocean waters. You know, we've heard a lot about how how hot the oceans have been this season. We're going to talk a little bit about what's causing that. It's not just the the warming climate, but there are other things going on. He's he's really good at that. So looking forward to having our Zeke. And then we're going to a couple more more kind of ocean and and safety kind of things whether it's, you know, coastal safety or then returning to hurricanes before we get into we're getting close to football season, right? So we're going to have somebody from the Korey Stringer Institute or Korey Stringer Institute excuse me, Doug Kass of there to talk about heat and football practice. Because you put those pads on, you drawn the wind sprints and the August heat, and that puts you at risk as well. So now we're going to close up shop for this week. So for Kirsten Lang in Tulsa, Matt Holiner in Chicago, and our pal Joe Martucci in Atlantic City, I'm meteorologist Sean Sublette, thank you for listening to the Across the Sky podcast and we'll see you next time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The obsessive focus on one of the hottest cities in the United States, Phoenix, during peak solar activity, is esoteric in nature. Since the Phoenix bird dies and is resurrected out of its own ashes, so too does the Covid-19 pandemic and Climate Change intend to destroy civilization and reset it by building back better on the ashes of the old world. The former was a beta-test variant for the latter. The whole scam is based on confirmation and situational bias, feelings over facts, and suggestibility cultivated through fear. Drop the SARS and V from SARS-CoV-2 and you get CO2: the scam recycles. Maricopa County Arizona is apparently dealing with so many deaths caused by heat that they are bringing in, according to ABC15, “coolers for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.” However, the data doesn't add up as “Maricopa County health officials have reported a total of only 25 heat-associated deaths so far this year.” Just 249 others are simply under investigation for this heat association. NBC then reported the same thing, admitting that previous years saw more heat-deaths, but saying that it simply feels worse this year: literally putting feeling over facts. One doctor, wearing a LGBTQIA+ flag on her uniform, said it feels worse and feels like people are sicker with zero evidence for her claim.As the summer moves along, one would except to see increased hospital visits due to heat, yet ABC15 only implies that “visits for heat-related illnesses have been increasing weekly” due to abnormal heat. In other words, it's normal for increases as summer moves along but that normal increase is being taken out of context and blamed on heat. In Phoenix it is a constant warning about record heat, despite the longest stretch of 100 degree F. days taking place between June and August of 1993. New records can be created, however, by focusing on the longest stretch of a specific temperature on a specific set of days. The five hottest days in Phoenix ever were 1990, 1995, 1990, 2017, and 2013 at 122, 121, 120, 119, and 119 respectively. From SARS-CoV-2 to CO2, everything is about data and perception: case counts and deaths for COVID and heat, accompanied by colored areas of transmission and excess, or usually average, temperatures. Estimation, computer models, no context, implication, and feelings are used to deceive and manipulate the public into a perpetual state of fear. As hospitals prepared for piles of bodies over Covid-19, Phoenix now prepares for piles of dead bodies from heat. But it's not reality. Furthermore, we are told that heat is even worse than disease because it is causing upticks in cases of Covid-19. Health officials in Los Angeles are blaming travel and people staying home because of heat for increases in cases, a glaring contradiction. They also say, according to Popular Science, “that this jump may be linked to celebrations from the Fourth of July.”So we are supposed to stay indoors to prevent the spread and stay out of the heat, but staying home still spreads disease. Likewise, choosing to travel out of the heat also spreads the disease and of course increases heat because of cars and planes. One solution to COVID was to track our movements or lack thereof with contract tracing apps, and the same is being proposed now for heat tolerance by ASU professor Polk Mostly. The media is even referring to heat waves as the ‘new normal'. The whole scam is based on confirmation and situational bias, feelings over facts, and suggestibility cultivated through fear. Drop the SARS and V from SARS-CoV-2 and you get CO2: the scam recycles.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5328407/advertisement
Distracted Drivers Busted Podcast Show # (11) 5-29-23 - Opening comments about Memorial Day Weekend and, drivers on the roads during Holiday's. // Sound from @KTLA (1) 2 Killed in horrific Hit and Run crash. // Sound from @KTLA (2) 1 Killed in a Wrong-Way-Driver crash on the 110 Freeway. // Sound from @ABC15 1 dead, 6 others hurt in Wrong-Way-Driver crash in AZ. // Season 09 - Show 11
Two sons of “YouTube mom” Machelle Hobson, who ran the now-defunct channel “Fantastic Adventures,” have been charged with sexual abuse for allegedly abusing girls as young as five years old. Hobson died in 2019 ahead of trial for allegations of abusing her adoptive children. Now, her sons, Logan and Ryan Hackney, face charges for their alleged sex crimes in Arizona. The Law&Crime Network's Jesse Weber breaks down the case with Arizona-based criminal defense attorney Kurt Altman and ABC15 journalist Zach Crenshaw.PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW:Join https://whiskeyraiders.com/bottle-of-... now! Subscribe before the end of May and you'll receive an early enrollment discount. LAW&CRIME SIDEBAR PRODUCTION:YouTube Management - Bobby SzokePodcasting - Sam GoldbergWriting & Video Editing - Michael DeiningerGuest Booking - Alyssa Fisher & Diane KayeSocial Media Management - Vanessa Bein & Kiera BronsonSUBSCRIBE TO OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Court JunkieObjectionsThey Walk Among AmericaDevil In The DormThe Disturbing TruthSpeaking FreelyLAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandcrime/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetworkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawandcrimeTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetworkTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandcrimeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
A Phoenix fourth-grader brought a gun to school, now his mother tells ABC15 why he felt the need to do so and what parents can do to help their kids. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As Title 42 ends, Nick Ciletti with our TV partners at ABC15 joins Jim and Jayme to talk about what he is seeing at the border. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Have you ever wanted to hear from a company that was really crushing it with their company culture? Did you ever want to just listen in on the things that they were doing to improve their company culture? Well now is your chance. We brought James Christensen from Gateway Bank and Tierra Terry with the Better Business Bureau Serving the Pacific Southwest together to hear about the various things they are doing to try and improve their company culture. From putting a gym in the office and providing time for employees to take a break during the work day, to bringing in a specialist to work on a resilience strategy with the company. The list goes on with the variety of things that Gateway Bank and the BBB are implementing. The company culture does not just come from space that is built in the office and programs that are implemented. It comes from the leadership. Culture comes from the leaders that really do allow the staff the opportunity to come talk to them. It comes from the leadership that is open and raw about their own struggles and journeys. It comes from the leadership being willing and open to new ideas and change. If the leadership is not open, authentic, and raw, then the rest of the work that is implemented is pointless. This is a great episode to listen in on if you are looking to hear how leaders open up to their employees to set the tone for the company. Listen in to hear the variety of ways to implement change in the workplace such as; flexible work schedules, maternal support, catered lunches, gym space, life guides, resilience strategy, mental health support, and more. It starts with the leadership and then continues on from there. Take a listen and learn from Gateway Bank. Gateway Bank is the only community bank in Mesa, Arizona. Gateway represents a return to how banking used to be, where the staff knew everyone by name and treated customers like people instead of numbers in a database. They bring this nostalgic approach into modern times and offer the best of both worlds: the fast, personal service of a local bank, plus the diverse products and services of a large bank. While Gateway's branch is located in Mesa, they serve customers across the Valley. With a nationwide network of fee-free ATMs, plus added conveniences like Remote Deposit for businesses, you can experience the Gateway difference no matter where you are. James Christensen is the President of Gateway Bank, the only community bank in Mesa, Arizona. Under his leadership, Gateway has thrived through multiple economic downturns and grown to consistently be one of the strongest performing financial institutions in its peer group. James is also very active in the local community and was named Mesa Citizen of the Year in 2023. He is a fierce advocate for small businesses, marginalized groups, and people in need. From one-on-one meetings to presentations and podcasts like this, James enjoys educating and inspiring diverse audiences to improve their financial health and overall well-being. Connect with James on LinkedIn. BBB Pacific Southwest proactively supports an ethical community by providing resources and education by leading experts, coworking and executive meeting space, an online incubator, access to affordable capital, and an intensive accelerator in partnership with GoDaddy. BBB remains dedicated to helping entrepreneurs develop their businesses ethically to build stronger, more trustworthy relationships with customers. Consumers turn to BBB as a reliable source to find trustworthy businesses, and those that earn BBB Accreditation display their comittment of doing things the right way. BBB is in the business of good business. Tierra Terry serves as BBB's Director of Diversity & Inclusion Programming and is an advocate for community, education, and connection to support the entrepreneurial ecosystem and its consumer base. She oversees the development and implementation of programs and services that promote diversity within and outside of BBB. Her efforts cultivate a supportive and inclusive work environment while leading diversity, inclusion and equity for all. She is a past speaker for Conscious Capitalism San Diego on the Diversity & Inclusion panel and past interviewee on AZ Family, ABC15, Fox 10, and Channel 12 News, and iHeartRadio. Based in Phoenix, she is available for community presentations and trainings on customer service, organizational development and culture, diversity, inclusion, innovation and community impact. Follow BBB Pacific Southwest on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. About Culture Crush Culture is not just a tag word to be thrown around. It is not something you throw in job descriptions to draw people to applying for jobs within a company. According to Marcus Buckingham and Ashely Goodall in their book Nine Lies About Work, “Culture is the tenants of how we behave. It's like a family creed. This is how we operate and treat each other in the family.” As a growing company- Culture Crush Business Podcast is THE culture improvement resource that supports companies and leaders. Our Mission is to improve company cultures so people WANT to go to work. Employees and leaders should like where they work and we think this is possible. Within the company: Culture Crush has Vetted Resources and Partnerships with the right people and resources that can help improve your company culture. On this podcast: We focus on everything surrounding businesses with good company culture. We will talk with company leaders to learn about real-life experiences, tips, and best practices for creating a healthy work environment where employees are finding joy and satisfaction in their work while also striving and growing within the company. We also find the companies that offer resources to help improve company culture and showcase them on the show to share their tips and tricks for growing culture. About the Host Kindra Maples is spartan racer, past animal trainer, previous magician's assistant, and has a weakness for Oreo cookie shakes. Her journey working with people actually started working with animals as a teenager (don't worry we won't go that far back for her bio). She worked for over 15 years in the zoo industry working with animals and the public. Her passion of working with animals shifted into working with people in education, operations and leadership roles. From there her passion of leadership and helping people develop has continued to grow. Then came the opportunity for leading the Culture Crush Business Podcast and she jumped on it. Leadership, growth, and strong company cultures are all areas that Kindra is interested in diving into further. Shout Outs We want to thank a few people for their behind the scenes effort in helping this relaunch to come to life. James Johnson with Tailored Penguin Media Company LLC.– It is a small, but powerful video production company with a goal to deliver the very best by articulating the vision of your brand in a visually creative way. Gordon Murray with Flash PhotoVideo, LLC. -Flash Gordon has been photographing since high school and evolving since then with new products that will equip, encourage, engage, and enable. 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#THATSWHATUP Show! ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL w#Trista4SenateGov&Prez! #comedy #music #politics
F* republicans! This tiktok ban thing is just another distraction tactic, to divert attention from locking them the f* UP for for January 6th insurrection! Simple as that. just sayin. sorry not sorry. I love tik tok! Tick tock is a blessing! I learned so much about gardening, popular dances, makeup tutorials, indigenous history, arts and crafts, beating, jewelry making, Buddhist meditation with a master!!!!! Travel, mysteries, true crime, forensic detective s****, scary but true tales, philosophy, Egyptian hieroglyphics, and was touched by live musical performances by incredible artists, the best I have ever seen! I have made hundreds of tiktok videos, and it is an art form unto itself! Stupid ass Republicans, they always want to destroy a good thing, any source of communal activity where people are bonding and learning and growing and thriving they hate all that s***! #Ellfrankin #SNL #StephenColbert By the way great news! #ComedyCentral follows me now
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Imperfect Mommying: Better Parenting through Self Healing with Alysia Lyons
In this episode, Sarah and I discuss what it means to raise healthy brains with our children. Pediatric Neuropsychologist, Dr. Sarah Allen translates applied brain science to the classroom and everyday life. She helps busy moms and schools efficiently and effectively learn to look at kids as little brains, so they raise happy, connected, successful humans, building their brains without losing their minds! Dr. Sarah is a mom, parent and teacher strategist, doctoral professor, and school program consultant. She has spent over 15 years studying neuroscience and is the author of the international best-selling and award-winning book, Raising Brains. Her work has been featured in Forbes, PopSugar, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly.com, Lifehacker etc. She has been featured on 6ABC, ABC15, NBC10, Good Day Rochester, Good Day Philadelphia, 957BENFM Her Story, WHYY, The Pulse, NPR, and more! Connect with Sarah: http://brainbehaviorbridge.com https://www.instagram.com/dr.sarahlallen/ https://www.facebook.com/Brainbehaviorbridge/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-levin-allen-phd/ www.alysialyons.com Connect with Alysia: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/momsupportcoach/Twitter: https://twitter.com/momsupportcoachFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/momsupportcoach/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/momsupportcoach/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momsupportcoach/support
Garrett Archer joins Barry Markson, in for Mike Broomhead, to dissect the data from the 2022 Midterm Election in Arizona.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Garrett Archer joins Mike to discuss the latest stats and information relating to the Maricopa County vote centers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Joe Ducey has helped countless people avoid scams and confront crooks! He previews his new story called "The Scam artist playbook."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Garrett Archer joins Chris Merrill, in for Mike Broomhead, to discuss the latest updates on voting tendencies and when we can expect another ballot drop. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Joe Ducey joins Mike to discuss "On The Road" and how he helps people with their consumer issues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Show Notes Today Ashley and Roberta had the privilege to sit down and have a conversation with Dr. Sarah Allen. We discuss parenting and teaching and how to teach our kids the skills they need instead of managing behavior. Pediatric Neuropsychologist, Dr.Sarah Allen translates applied brain science to the classroom and everyday life. She helps busy moms and schools efficiently and effectively learn to look at kids as little brains so they raise happy, connected, successful humans, building their brains without losing their minds! Dr. Sarah is a mom, parent and teacher strategist, doctoral professor, and school program consultant. She has spent over 15 years studying neuroscience, and is the author of the international best selling and award winning book Raising Brains. Her work has been featured in Forbes, PopSugar, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly.com, Lifehacker etc. She has been featured on 6ABC, ABC15, NBC10, Good Day Rochester, Good Day Philadelphia, 957BENFM Her Story, WHYY, The Pulse, NPR, and more! Resources Dr. Sarah Allen Website: www.brainbehaviorbridge.com To sign up for the educator workshop: https://www.brainbehaviorbridge.com/educators Patreon : To become a patron of our show click here Dream Routine for Kids mini-course : Instagram Handle : @theteachermamaspodcast Rate/Review on Podbean: Sign up for our weekly newsletter here
#MLSNEXT #YOUTH #SOCCER How you can tell if MLS Next coaches care about your development, they will actively train on your technique at practice. Also discussed on the show... US SOCCER ANNOUNCES NEW LICENSE Whether you're a Director of Coaching, a coach, technical director or just a high school coach you must have a license. US Soccer increasingly demands you have a license before you're allowed to work for a certain level of soccer for safety issues and a certain level of accountability of developing talents. The majority think this is a good idea. Yet licensing doesn't prevent incompetence, developmenting players to the next level. ANOTHER COACH ARRESTED Youth soccer coach arrested following sexually explicit chats with undercover officer, police say LOGAN, Utah, March 31, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) — A Cache County youth soccer coach has been arrested after police say he engaged in sexual conversations and shared explicit photos and videos with an undercover police officer posing as a 13-year-old girl. REFEREE ABUSE Todd Sergi with the Arizona State Referee Administration sent ABC15 video from last year at a Scottsdale soccer field showing a coach taking a swing at a referee. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/support
#MLSNEXT #YOUTH #SOCCER How you can tell if MLS Next coaches care about your development, they will actively train on your technique at practice. Also discussed on the show... US SOCCER ANNOUNCES NEW LICENSE Whether you're a Director of Coaching, a coach, technical director or just a high school coach you must have a license. US Soccer increasingly demands you have a license before you're allowed to work for a certain level of soccer for safety issues and a certain level of accountability of developing talents. The majority think this is a good idea. Yet licensing doesn't prevent incompetence, developmenting players to the next level. ANOTHER COACH ARRESTED Youth soccer coach arrested following sexually explicit chats with undercover officer, police say LOGAN, Utah, March 31, 2022 (Gephardt Daily) — A Cache County youth soccer coach has been arrested after police say he engaged in sexual conversations and shared explicit photos and videos with an undercover police officer posing as a 13-year-old girl. REFEREE ABUSE Todd Sergi with the Arizona State Referee Administration sent ABC15 video from last year at a Scottsdale soccer field showing a coach taking a swing at a referee. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachcameron/support
Arizona storms are rolling in. ABC15's Iris Hermosillo has the latest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Gaydos and Chad talk with the new anchor at ABC15, Javier Soto! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Venton Blandin from ABC15 stops by to discuss. his life and journey as a reporter. Habari Live: With Iesha and Dip! We bring you the news, Sports, and entertainment throughout the week with great interviews with the most talented people in Phoenix Az. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/damon-ellison4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/damon-ellison4/support
Nick Ciletti describes what it is like to see Ukrainian refugees coming into Poland with absolutely no possessions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nick Ciletti discusses the upcoming ABC15 Telethon Benefitting Phoenix Children's. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rent prices are getting ridiculous. What should renters do about it? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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We talk to ABC15 Morning Anchor Nick Ciletti about their special coverage on how the pandemic has affected schools for the better and what issues still need to be worked on. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jim Sharpe and Jayme West talk to Garrett Archer about the excessive death rate, and what it could suggest about Covid related deaths in our state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We predict the winners of most of the major categories before tonight's 55th Country Music Association Awards Recorded Wednesday November 10, 2021 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell, Hannah Kress and Barrel Boy
Remember: If you take one thing away from this show, its that you need to seek professional help before making a decision about filing or not filing for bankruptcy** Welcome to Corporate Bankruptcy A to Z, a show designed to educate you on the ins and outs and the dos and don'ts of corporate bankruptcy. On this show, you will hear experts from every step of the bankruptcy process answer the questions that you will need to know, from the simple to the complex. Email your questions for the experts to neil@elementarybusiness.com and to sravin@saul.com Their door is always open and they will respond. This episode is part 2 of our series on alternatives to filing for bankruptcy. Our special guest is co-host, Stephen Ravin. Listen in as he talks Neil through the other legal options to filing bankruptcy. This episode is essential for anyone looking for an option that is less expensive and less difficult than a bankruptcy filing.Highlights:5:20 – Other options to a bankruptcy filing6:23 – Assignment for the benefit of creditors (ABCs)8:27 – Could the company continue operations after filing for an ABC10:57 – Major benefit of an ABC 12:19 – Case study of a successful ABC15:24 – What is a receivership17:07 – How a receivership is different 17:52 – Case study of a receivership20:40 – Description of an Article 9 sale22:14 – Case study of an Article 9 sale 24:11 – Description and legal aspects to out of court settlement26:33 – The benefits of out of court settlement27:22 – Can a company change the choice they made?28:49 – Can the owners buy back their company?29:29 – How the company, creditors, and secured lenders react Guest Info: Stephen B. Ravin is a highly seasoned insolvency and bankruptcy attorney, with more than 40 years experience. He has served as a trustee and has represented trustees, individual and corporate debtors, creditors, creditors' committees, assignees for the benefit of creditors and receivers. Call him any time 24/7, 973-286-6714. Or email him sravin@saul.com, you can also visit his firm's website here. Host Information: Neil Goldstein is the founder of Elementary Business inc., a specialized consulting firm for distressed businesses and entities in transition. Neil works closely with owners to structure improvements in both operations and finances. With many successes in his portfolio, Mr. Goldstein focuses on the needs of the owner to achieve results in profitability, sale of the company or finding a partner for growth. Call 940-808-9451 or Email neil@elementarybusiness.com or visit ElementaryBusiness.com Our next episode will be about Bankruptcy traps, and will be in 2 parts because there is so much to cover. Our special guest for part 1 will be Josh Eppich of Bonds Ellis Eppich Schafer Jones LLP. Tune in next time as he talks to Neil and Steve about Bankruptcy traps related to ownership, lookback periods, and more. Want more content? Then head over to Patreon and become a member. On Patreon we are working on a catalogue of bonus episodes and you can hear the answers to your questions from a business perspective instead of just a legal one. If you want more direct access to Neil and Steve or want to supplement the education you are already getting here, then follow the link in the show notes below and become a Patron today.
In the latest episode of the Flip N' Shift Podcast, my guest is America's Brain Gal, Pediatric Neuropsychologist, Dr. Sarah Levin Allen. Dr. Allen helps busy parents overcome their fear and anxiety of failing their kids by refocusing their view of parenting with applied brain science. Dr. Sarah is a mom, parent coach, doctoral professor, and school program consultant. She has spent over 15 years studying neuroscience, and is the international best selling author of the book Raising Brains. After experiencing the loss of three children that only lived an hour, her mother's battles with cancer, the loss of her 29 year old sister to breast cancer, and a divorce, Dr. Allen has both the personal and professional experience to recognize the importance of using the time you have with your children to create meaningful connections that focus on the development of social, emotional, and cognitive brain skills. She helps busy parents and teachers efficiently and effectively learn to look at their kids as little brains so they raise happy, connected, successful humans! Dr. Sarah's work has been featured in PopSugar, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly.com, Lifehacker etc. She has been featured on 6ABC, ABC15, NBC10, Good Day Rochester, Good Day Philadelphia, 957BENFM Her Story, WHYY, The Pulse, NPR, and more! Website: https://brainbehaviorbridge.com/ FACEBOOK handle: https://www.facebook.com/Brainbehaviorbridge IG handle: https://www.instagram.com/dr.sarahlallen/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-levin-allen-phd/ Dr. Sarah talks about how she emotionally dealt with losing her twins during pregnancy and then having to process emotions around the birth of her best friend's baby. She shared her personal journey through grief and loss. "You have to remember that you can feel multiple things at one time, you can feel happy for someone else, and feel really devastated for yourself at the same time." 17:19 "The second thing that we can gain from thinking about our kids as these little brains, is what we start to think about what they need to learn. Instead of thinking of managing behaviors, we are brain growers." 42:55 "We need to start asking ourselves two different questions what does this little brain need to learn and what can I teach this little brain." 43:11 Credit: Podcast Editing Services through Brad Walsh, Empowerography Podcasting Editing Services
Extra, Extra, read all about it, Fruitloops has some updates for you, and we are gonna shout it! In his episode, Wendy & Beth discuss an Olympic athlete who has disappeared, a vampire killer in Uganda, Pam Hupp, who has finally been charged, and a house fire/shooting in Tucson. Plus a new segment: DON'T DO THAT! Kassahun, Thomas. (07/18/2021). Ugandan Athlete Left A Note Before Disappearing From Olympic Team In Tokyo Several other Ugandan athletes have disappeared from major competitions in the past. CNN. Retrieved on 7/19/2021 from https://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/17/sport/uganda-olympics-athlete-missing-julius-ssekitoleko-scli-spt-intl/index.html Egan, Lauren. (07/21/21). Biden says CDC will 'probably' recommend kids under 12 wear masks in school. NBC News. Retrieved 07/21/2021 from https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/biden-says-cdc-will-probably-recommend-kids-under-12-wear-n1274682 Maina, Simon. (07/15/2021). Kenya arrests 'bloodthirsty vampire' over child killings. eNCA. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://www.enca.com/news/kenya-arrests-bloodthirsty-vampire-over-child-killings?fbclid=IwAR36SQ4IiWiEKtOX0axnouK9Q8vngDGUirMbW-FCJw7o1MH9uKGPjT6fNqg Luperon, Alberto. (07/12/2021). ‘A Dark Cloud': After Years of Twists, Convicted Murderer Finally Charged with Killing Friend in 2011. Law & Crime. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/a-dark-cloud-after-years-of-twists-convicted-murderer-finally-charged-with-killing-friend-in-2011/ar-AAM461X?ocid=ientp Mauch, Ally. (07/17/2021). Law & Order: SVU, Boardwalk Empire Actor Isaiah Stokes Indicted for N.Y.C. Murder. People. Retrieved on 7/19/2021 from https://people.com/crime/law-order-svu-boardwalk-empire-actor-isaiah-stokes-indicted-for-nyc-murder/ ABC15.com staff; Radwany, Sam. (07/18/2021). Tucson shooting: 2 dead, multiple people hurt after shooting, house fire. ABC15. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://www.abc15.com/news/region-central-southern-az/tucson/multiple-people-shot-including-ambulance-crew-in-tucson Shapiro, Jake. (07/20/2021). Colorado man convicted of vehicular homicide after livestreaming 167 mph drive, wreck. The Denver Post. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/colorado-man-convicted-of-vehicular-homicide-after-livestreaming-167-mph-drive-wreck/ar-AAMkjYR?ocid=ientp ABC News. (07/13/2021). Taco Bell employees set off fireworks inside, cause fire after locking themselves out. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/taco-bell-employees-set-off-fireworks-inside-cause-fire-after-locking-themselves-out/ar-AAM6eme?ocid=ientp Haworth, Jon. (07/07/2021) Woman hits multiple cops in wild police chase, gets arrested while ordering food at McDonald's drive-thru. ABC News. Retrieved 07/20/2021 from https://abcnews.go.com/US/woman-hits-multiple-cops-wild-police-chase-arrested/story?id=78705411 Music “Abyss” by Alasen: ●https://soundcloud.com/alasen●https://twitter.com/icemantrap ●https://instagram.com/icemanbass/●https://soundcloud.com/therealfrozenguy● Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License “Hasta La Vista” by Causmic https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCptYdIghPgmOl8opbjZrcuA Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License “Switchin Lanes” by Yung Kartz https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Yung_Kartz Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License “Furious Freak” by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3791-furious-freak License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Impeachment Day 1 is a snoozefest. What happened? We review the rules for the rest of the impeachment proceedings and have clips from the Democrats and Trump's defense lawyer. In a new scandal, Phoenix Police find themselves under investigation for passing around “Challenge Coins” – we share the story. Ghislaine Maxwell loses another attempt to keep her 2016 depositions sealed. And more! Join criminal defense lawyer Robert F. Gruler to discuss the latest non-controversial and harmless legal, political and criminal news, including:• Trump impeachment proceedings day 1 - we review the rules for the coming days• Discussion on the trial issues and what the Democrats need to prove to convict Trump• Clips from Representative Joe Neguse (D-Co) on his rationale for why the Senate has jurisdiction to hear the impeachment• Constitutional lawyer Jonathan Turley responds to his article being invoked during the trial• Trump defense lawyer David Schoen agrees to stipulate to the damage that was done during the riots• Phoenix Police Department under investigation for "challenge coins" celebrating harm to protestors• ABC15's Dave Biscobing provides details on the story as Arizona law enforcement agencies scramble to respond• Ghislaine Maxwell loses motions fighting for continuing seal of 2016 deposition records• U.S. District Court Judge Loretta Preska issues two new orders unsealing old records for the benefit of the public - what is inside?• As always, your questions and live Locals.com chat after the news!NOTE: The live chat portion of the show will be taking questions from the live chat on the Locals platform (not on YouTube)To join, head over to https://watchingthewatchers.locals.com and look for today's show thread.The show starts at 5pm AZ time (4pm PT, 6pm Central, 7pm ET).Connect with us:• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robertgruleresq• Podcast (audio): https://watchingthewatchers.buzzsprout.com/• Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RobertGrulerEsq• Gab TV: https://tv.gab.com/channel/RobertGrulerEsqDon't forget to join us on Locals! https://watchingthewatchers.locals.comWhy Locals? We head over to Locals to continue the conversation before, during and after the show. You can also grab the slides (and other stuff) from the show as well as a free PDF copy of Robert's book which is also available to buy on Amazon here: https://rcl.ink/hHBOther tips? Send to tips@rrlawaz.com or tag @RobertGrulerEsq on twitter.#WatchingtheWatchers #ImpeachmentParty #Trump #Impeachment #ChuckSchumer #ImpeachmentTrial #DonaldTrump #ArticleofImpeachment #PhoenixPD #PhoenixPolice #MCAO #AllisterAdel #GhislaineMaxwell #EpsteinNEW! Homepage with transcripts (under construction): https://www.watchingthewatchers.tvPastebin:Impeachment Party Template: https://rcl.ink/0vbJRImpeachment Example for Kamala Harris: https://rcl.ink/yxAZnImpeachment Example for Chuck Schumer: https://rcl.ink/p3pUQDemocrats' Article against Trump: https://rcl.ink/dlJXz
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Brother thinks Congressman Paul Gosar committed treason in Capitol riot The brother of Arizona Representative Paul Gosar (R) said he believes the congressman committed treason for his role in last week's riot at the U.S. Capitol. Five people were killed, including a U.S. Capitol police officer. “What he's done personally is commit treason I think,” David Gosar told ABC15. “He has blood on his hands for those people dying in there.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hnn24x7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hnn24x7/support
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Big news as Senator Josh Hawley becomes the first U.S. Senator to confirm he will object to the counting of electoral votes on January 6h – what does this mean? President Trump files new lawsuit against Joe Biden in new petition for Writ of Certiorari with U.S. Supreme Court. Judge Abrams Gardner in Georgia issues order preventing removal of registered voters from Georgia rolls in lead up to special election, and more! Join criminal defense lawyer Robert F. Gruler to discuss the latest criminal, election and legal news, including:• Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo) announces he will object to the counting of electoral votes next week – what does this mean?• Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell introduces S.5085, a new Senate bill to increase COVID-19 relief payments and address section 230 – we review• Trump legal team files a new (12/29) Supreme Court petition for a writ of certiorari with the United States Supreme Court in Trump et. al. vs. Biden et. al – what's inside?• In a run up to the Georgia special election, Ralph Russell identifies over 4,000 ineligible voters in Georgia and lodges election complaint – we break it down• Federal Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner, Sister of Stacey Abrams, issues order preventing Georgia elections boards from removing voters from registration rolls• Journalist Dave Biscobing (@DaveBiscobing15) with Arizona affiliate ABC15 reveals massive treasure trove of police misconduct (Brady) data after extensive investigation• Your questions and live chat after the presentation!Don't forget to join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/KDXEZBqvxDThe show starts at 5pm AZ time (4pm PT, 6pm Central, 7pm ET).NEW! Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/robertgruleresqNEW! Audio only podcast: https://watchingthewatchers.buzzsprout.coMDiscord is our free chat server for ongoing discussions before, during and after the livestream as well as sneak previews of slides for the upcoming shows: https://discord.gg/KDXEZBqvxDOther tips? Send to tips@rrlawaz.com or tag @RobertGrulerEsq on twitter.#watchingthewatchers #scotus #electionlitigation #objection #joshhawley #electoralvotes #Missouri #staceyabrams #leslieabramsgardner #mitchmcconnell #specialelection #Georgia #senate #runoff #abc15 #brady #badpopo
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This week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Brian Snyder and David Wenner of Snyder and Wenner, P.C. ( https://snyderwenner.com/ ) Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review Case Details: Snyder & Wenner, P.C. partners Brian Snyder and David Wenner, experts in understanding jury bias, share how they secured Arizona's highest medical malpractice verdict in decades on behalf of Esmeralda Tripp. A disabled woman with atrial fibrillation, Esmeralda entered the state university's teaching hospital with abnormal bloodwork. She was treated by a recent medical school graduate, who ordered an off-label use of the high-risk blood clotting drug Profilnine. As a result of the drug, Esmeralda suffered a heart attack and sustained permanent brain damage from a lack of oxygen to the brain, requiring round-the-clock care. A Tucson, Arizona jury returned a verdict of $15 million in damages. Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents Guest Bios: Bryan Snyder Named one of the Rising Stars in the plaintiff medical malpractice and personal injury arena, Brian has been featured in interviews on ABC15, CBS Local, KTAR, and AZTV, and has had an op-ed on medical malpractice and tort reform published in the Arizona Republic. Brian was born and raised in Arizona, and joined Snyder & Wenner in 2008, after compiling a distinguished record of achievement at Brandeis University and at Chapman University School of Law. While at Chapman University, Brian received numerous awards, including two CALI Awards for Excellence and first place in the National Arbitration Competition. He was also the President of the legal fraternity Phi Delta Phi, which focused on community outreach programs and was an editor on the Nexus Law Journal. In college, Brian was also president of the Brandeis University chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu for two years. Since joining Snyder & Wenner, Brian has continued to receive accolades. In 2013, he was named a “Top 40 Under 40” attorney by the National Trial Lawyers Association, while in 2014 and 2015 he was named a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers Magazine and a “Top Attorney in Arizona” by Phoenix Magazine. Brian has also spoken at and moderated several Continued Legal Education (CLE) seminars for attorneys throughout the state regarding jury selection. In 2015, Brian accepted a position on the Board of Directors for the Arizona Association for Justice, and one year later was awarded the prestigious position as the Arizona delegate to the national organization, American Association For Justice. Brian is a Partner with Snyder & Wenner and focuses his practice on medical malpractice cases (including birth injuries, surgical errors, radiology errors, and misdiagnoses) and inadequate/negligent security cases that result in death or catastrophic injury. His work in these areas has led to the largest verdict ever in Arizona against the VA, and the largest verdict of any kind in Arizona in 2017, against Banner Health. Brian has also received significant awards in trucking accident cases. When he is not diligently working to represent the rights of his clients, Brian volunteers his time to be the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Arizona Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and is involved with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (M.A.A.D.). He enjoys spending quality time with his wife and daughter. Brian is also an avid golfer and basketball player and tries to stay active as much as possible. Read Full Bio David Wenner David Wenner, M.S.W., J.D. is nationally recognized as an authority on juror bias and decision-making. As a partner in the Phoenix law firm of Snyder & Wenner, P.C., Mr. Wenner has spent the last two decades prosecuting wrongful death and catastrophic injury accident cases, speaking to lawyers across the country on juror bias and decision-making, and creating a successful juror bias model. Read Full Bio Show Sponsors: Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com Digital Law Marketing - DigitalLawMarketing.com Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com Free Resources: Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2
It was more bad news for some who invested in a Tempe bar owned by Julian Wright as the IRS has sent notifications that they owe money. According to one shareholder, the IRS sent notification that money is owed for the Canteen bar. “He’s costing his investors almost a quarter of a million dollars because he didn’t do something right,” the investor said. “We’re paying penalties and interest and the investors had nothing to do with it.” The shareholder said it makes no sense that those who invested in the Canteen are liable to the IRS. “According to him (Wright), he sold have the business to someone else and they took it over. Then the other owner put in that they put in a million dollars in assets, when it was really only $300,000 in assets for depreciation. So why aren’t they paying it instead of us paying it.” For some investors, there was another potential loss as Wright abruptly closed the Gringo Star Street Bar on the popular Mill Avenue. The closure left shareholders to wonder if they will see any income from the sale, which Wright said was $300,000. The Tempe bar opened in 2013, offering arcade games, food, drinks, dancing and street art. The 6,500 square foot bar on the corner of 5th Street and Mill Avenue was once home to the Library Bar and Grill, another of Wright’s bar/restaurants. Gringo Star’s opening was highly anticipated from both a consumer and investor standpoint. Shareholders said when the bar first opened, it appeared to be a sound investment. They said they did see a return on the funds they entrusted with Wright. But after a couple years, they said things started going south. They no longer received dividends and Wright was difficult to reach. They allege when they asked questions about their investment or the financial health of the Gringo Star Street Bar, they were either ignored or not given an answer. When they did receive an answer, they allege it wasn’t a favorable one. In fact, two investors said Wright would answer with a “F**k you” if he didn’t like what was being asked of him. Veritas News was provided with a string of text messages allegedly between a shareholder and Wright that does show crude language. One investor said he has received no explanation for the money owed the IRS. He said he was told that Wright didn’t want to get into a pissing match with the new owner. “He’s supposed to be fiscally responsible to us,” the shareholder said. “We invest with him to make money.” Wright is the president of Fork & Dagger Restaurant Group. He has opened and closed bars in and around Tempe. In October, ABC15 reported Wright’s plans to open Equal Parts, a “rustic northern Italian” eatery in downtown Chandler had been scrapped for a different concept. The new concept will be called Las Palmas Cantina. Wright has been featured in several Phoenix New Times stories. He has also been featured in a promotional video for Tempe. Learning the IRS wants the investors to pay penalties and interest didn’t sit well for those who already anticipate a loss from Gringo Star. Gringo Star Street Bar’s Jan. through Oct. 2017 profit and loss statement indicates the establishment took a negative 37 percent change in sales. The 2016 profit and loss statement also indicates a loss of revenue. Arizona Leisure’s website states, “Without a doubt, Tempe’s Mill Avenue District is the hottest entertainment center in Arizona. It is the hot spot in the Valley of the Sun Phoenix area with the highest concentration of restaurants, cafes, microbreweries, sports bars, unique shopping and nightlife than any other place in the Metro area.” The location of the bar and its proximity to the university leaves one investor baffled as to Gringo Star’s demise. “It’s a popular area and a college hangout,” the shareholder noted. “I thought it would be a good investment. Lots of foot traffic.” College students and foot traffic weren’t enough to keep Gringo Star out of the red, according to another shareholder. “It was mismanaged. They were giving out too many comps and not watching the bottom line.” What will happen next, the shareholders said they aren’t sure. Those interviewed said they hope to receive some money from the sale, however, noted they won’t be surprised if they don’t. “We probably won’t see a nickel. I’ll be surprised if we do,” said one investor. They are hoping after the bills are paid that there will be something left for the investors to receive. For those invested in the Canteen, the Gringo Star profits could pay the IRS.
With little fanfare and no explanation, a popular bar in Tempe, Arizona is closing. The Gringo Star Street Bar, located on the city’s famed Mill Avenue, opened in 2013 offering arcade games, food, drinks, dancing and street art. In a Jan. 19 Facebook post, a vague notice was given. “It’s been real and it’s been fun but now it’s time to go. We know many of you have had some of your wildest nights at our lovely bar and we are glad we were able to be part of it It’s been a great ride! Peace out Thanks for the memories!” As of publication, there was no indication on the tavern’s website that it is closing. Patrons of the establishment were surprised by the announcement. Alex Kelly Ouch.. I have left a piece of me at the corner table by the DJ booth with its departure. The only place in the world to have a keg stacked with Don and Vodka.. Amanda Gordon Audra Nicole Hall Nicole Daignault nooooooo…..this just broke my heart and I don’t even live there anymore Chris Hirata Dude I love this place! I can’t believe they closed it. So sad. Kassie Visco Maggie Bryson we didn’t even get to say goodbye. While the surprise came to Gringo Star patrons, it didn’t come as a surprise to investors, who claim owner Julian Wright’s mismanagement caused the demise of the popular nightspot. “I was led to believe I’d get a great return on investment,” said one shareholder. “I invested in Modern Margarita and Gringo Star. I got a little bit of the money back on Gringo Star. I got zero on Modern Margarita. That was a one hundred percent loss, yet somehow Julian figured out a way to make money.” The shareholder added that communication with Wright was almost non-existent. “I would have to nag and beg repeatedly. When I asked him to provide documents for some of the expenses, he totally refused and he literally sent me a text message that said, ‘F**k you.'” Wright could not be reached for comment. Less than two weeks ago, ABC15 reported Wright will be opening the Pedal Haus Brewery in downtown Phoenix, anticipated to open early this year. Wright is listed as the president of Fork & Dagger Restaurant Group, noted as “an 11 year old multi-state restaurant development and management company” on Wright’s LinkedIn profile. News reports indicated Wright has opened and closed a number of restaurants as well as scraped plans to open a rustic northern Italian eatery in downtown Chandler. In 2013, less than two weeks following the opening of Gringo Star, the Phoenix New Times reported on Wright’s plans to open other businesses on Tempe’s main drag. The fate of the Gringo Star location is unknown. The Facebook page states it’s “permanently closed” and as of publication, no one representing Gringo Star has responded to questions from commenters.
ABC15’s Dave Biscobing on his 2018 duPont-winning, relentless series that stopped a self-described “advocacy” group from exploiting the Americans with Disabilities Act for millions of dollars.
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