Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 2nd of August.
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🎭 Culture
Arizona skywatchers will see the eighth full moon of 2025, known as Luna del Esturión, on Saturday, August 9 — it will coincide with the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, offering a special night view.
Local residents can look forward to clear skies that enhance this seasonal celestial event.
John Marchetti, Executive Chef at Carcara, explained how customers can join Chef's Week — he detailed the special menus and events offered at the restaurant.
🏛️ Government
Arizona law does not ban riding in a truck bed since passengers in the bed are considered cargo, but Mesa police emphasize that children must ride with restraint devices inside the vehicle and drivers risk charges if an accident causes injury—child endangerment, aggravated assault, or manslaughter may result. This guidance aims to remind adults to follow safety rules when traveling in truck beds.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting began its orderly wind-down on Aug 1 after Congress cut over $1 billion in federal funds—creating a major funding gap for public media.
Arizona PBS lost over $2 million and is exploring new funding options while KJZZ faces a $732,000 cut and asks for listener donations.
🏥 Health
On July 31, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Mayo Clinic for refusing a religious exemption for security guard Cody Schultz, who said his faith did not allow him to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and instead he offered testing and mask use.
The suit seeks monetary damages and policy changes—Mayo Clinic has operated in Arizona for 38 years and is one of the state’s largest non-government employers.
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