Shelby Slade

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Shelby Slade

The idea for a DOGE dividend caught the attention of many Americans feeling the pinch of inflation and rising prices earlier this year. Though the interest has remained high, the lack of news and progress on the suggested stimulus check seems to indicate checks will not be coming. In order for any stimulus check to be sent out, Congress has to approve the proposal for the dividends.

1 week ago | azcentral.com | Shelby Slade

Congressional approval is needed for DOGE stimulus checks, but there's been little discussion among lawmakers. The DOGE program's savings are significantly lower than the $2 trillion threshold previously suggested for issuing checks. Eligibility criteria for the potential stimulus checks remain unclear, though initial proposals targeted tax-paying households. The idea for a DOGE dividend caught the attention of many Americans feeling the pinch of inflation and rising prices earlier this year.

1 week ago | azcentral.com | Shelby Slade

Home decor retailer At Home will close 26 stores in the United States after filing for bankruptcy. At Home, a furniture and home decor retailer based in Coppell, Texas, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday, June 16 as a result of "broader economic and retail-specific market pressures," court documents reveal. As a result, 26 stores, from California to New York, will close by Sept. 30.

1 week ago | azcentral.com | Shelby Slade

Ahwatukee may have one of metro Phoenix's most unique place names. Many Valley communities, such as Chandler, Gilbert and Goodyear, were named after the people or companies that founded them. However, the origin of Ahwatukee Foothill's name is a little harder to pinpoint. These days, Ahwatukee Foothills is one of Phoenix's 15 urban villages and is home to nearly 70,000 people who tout the area's prime location, entertainment opportunities, outdoor attractions and high-quality schools.

1 week ago | azcentral.com | Shelby Slade

Two Arizona lottery players are a whole lot richer after this weekend's drawings. Arizona Lottery officials announced that two players won The Pick jackpot on June 14. After the pot was split, the prize came out to about $868,400. The two tickets were sold at a Circle K, located at 4815 E. Carefree Highway in Phoenix, and Bashas Food City, located at 428 W. Valencia Road in Tucson. Another lottery player won $50,000 from the Powerball on June 14. The ticket was sold at a Maverik gas station on 784 W.