Glenn Minnis News
Frederick doctor says there's a variety of testing and treatment options for those suffering from allergies
By Glenn Minnis | Sep 9, 2022
Fall allergies typically begin in August and can last through October.
Business organizations began to announce legislative candidates endorsements
By Glenn Minnis | Jul 30, 2022
With the August 2 primary election just days away, a trio of organizations aligned with the Arizona business community has begun to announce their endorsements for the state legislature.
AECOM, Arizona DOT working on 'transportation electrification' plan to improve 'transit mobility
By Glenn Minnis | Jul 26, 2022
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) Multimodal Planning Division has tabbed Dallas-based AECOM to develop a plan for the statewide deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
FGI's McGinnis on Arizona gas prices: SPR 'created to respond to real emergencies,' not falling poll numbers
By Glenn Minnis | Jul 11, 2022
The Functional Government Initiative (FGI) is demanding answers about what may be fueling President Joe Biden’s decision to release exorbitant amounts of emergency crude oil, recently filing suit against the Department of Energy (DOE) and accusing the government agency of repeatedly refusing to reveal information related to the White House’s position.
Caffe Vita to open coffeehouse location in Phoenix
By Glenn Minnis | Jun 24, 2022
The first Phoenix location of Seattle-based coffeehouse Caffe Vita will open soon, featuring espresso drinks, pour overs, pastries and funky jams.
Gasoline Misery Index: Average Wisconsin resident's gas spending is up $709
By Glenn Minnis | Apr 4, 2022
With gasoline prices surging across the country and showing few signs of slowing in any major way, a new Gasoline Misery Index report concludes Wisconsin residents will spend at least $709 more this year than they did last year in gas costs.Metro Business Daily's "Gasoline Misery" Index tracks how much more (or less) the average American consumer will have to spend on gasoline on an annual basis.
Arizonans to spend average of $769 more on gas this year due to 'tight global oil market'
By Glenn Minnis | Mar 15, 2022
As gas prices continue to surge across much of the country, Arizona residents are expected to spend an average of at least $769 more on gas this year.
Experience and training guide physician's approach to treating sinus conditions at SoCal Breathe Free
By Glenn Minnis | Jan 13, 2022
Specializing in treating the conditions of the nasal cavity, Dr. Matt Hershcovitch is aiming to quickly revolutionize the industry with the work being done at SoCal Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers.
Accessibility set the tone for a changed 'gig' economy
By Glenn Minnis | Dec 6, 2021
Consumers of on-demand services and the gig workers who provide them find connecting easy with today's technology.
New startup PSYKHE promises to connect top fashion designers to Arizona shoppers' personal style and taste
By Glenn Minnis | Mar 9, 2021
Anabel Maldonado has dreams of making PSYKHE the wave of the future.The e-commerce startup is already quickly making a name for itself by combining AI and psychology to impress shoppers across Arizona.
Monthly rent for office space at Indeed Tower will cost TRS $326,000
By Glenn Minnis | Jan 23, 2020
The Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS) is set to spend at least $326,000 a month for office space at the new Indeed Tower.
Lawmaker, AG seek number of Arizonans affected by Facebook data breach
By Glenn Minnis | Oct 5, 2018
Rep. T.J. Shope and Attorney General Mark Brnovich are demanding to know from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg how many Arizonans were impacted by the latest breach of user accounts.