80s Pop Rock Band Duran Duran to Bring Tour to Phoenix Next Year
Duran Duran, the iconic British pop rock band that rose to fame in the 1980s, is embarking on a tour next year and will be gracing the Valley with a performance. Mark your calendars for January 5th when they take the stage at PHX Arena. Ticket sales are set to commence on Wednesday.
In other news, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined forces with 22 other states in a legal battle against the Trump administration’s decision to deploy the National Guard to Washington, D.C. Mayes has denounced this move as an “unconstitutional military occupation.”
Meanwhile, business owners in Phoenix are expressing frustration as a promised study on reverse lanes in the city is facing delays, causing concerns about its impact on local businesses. Despite assurances, little progress has been made on the study.
Recent footage released by the Phoenix Police Department showcases a tense exchange between officers and a suspect that led to a brief shootout, resulting in injuries to two officers. The edited bodycam videos provide a glimpse into the dangerous encounters law enforcement officers face.
A heartwarming story emerged from the Apache Trail (SR 88) where two college-aged friends were rescued after driving off a cliff on the treacherous road. Luckily, good Samaritans were quick to intervene and lend a helping hand.
On a somber note, a Yuma neighborhood was rattled by the senseless killing of a cat with a bow and arrow, prompting outrage from the community. Animal advocates emphasize that such incidents are part of a larger issue that needs to be addressed.
In another development, Valley Metro operators, represented by the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), are contemplating a strike over working conditions. With a resounding 98% vote in favor of strike authorization, the possibility of a transit disruption looms, although the certainty of such action remains uncertain.