Arizona Travel

Arizona businesses must follow ADA rules for service dogs, including what they can legally ask handlers and the truth about vests and documentation requirements.

Arizona is no stranger to supernatural and unexplained phenomena. From the haunted alleyways of Bisbee to Sedona's powerful spiritual vortex, we're quite well attuned to things beyond the veil.

No matter where you live in the United States, it's a guarantee you've gotten upset at someone's driving ability. It's quite common to see someone going 10 miles under the speed limit or changing lanes without warning almost every day.

Initially launched in 1972, the Kosmos 482 was intended to be a landmark project for the U.S.S.R. The craft was meant to make the long journey to Venus before joining other craft in the Venera program.

Recently, Arizona went into an uproar over the unsanctioned murder of an endangered Mexican Grey Wolf in Greenlee County. The species is one of the most endangered in America, and this was a devastating blow to their population growth.

Elon Musk is arguably one of the most controversial figures in American politics right now, but long before he stepped into the White House, he was attempting to step into the cosmos.

Since the tragic events that unfolded on September 11th, 2001, the United States has attempted to make air travel as safe as possible, whether through updated security or the implementation of the TSA.

In an era where everything costs money, from necessities to recreation, we're desperate for a place we can just exist without our bank account draining before our eyes.

Founded in 1996, the World Beer Cup is the pinnacle of alcohol competitions. Regularly referred to as the "Olympics of Beer Competitions", this event invites breweries from across the globe to judge their styles, flavors and more.

From midwesterners to Californians, we see some strange drivers in Arizona. But this bad driving habit has "California" written all over it.