By now, many of us have learned to glance at our phones before picking up to see whether we recognize the caller or whether it might be spam or a scam

Can you guess in which room, or your home are you most likely to experience a fire? If you said the kitchen, your right. Thousands of home fires start

No one expects it to happen on a sunny Saturday during a family bar-b-q or gathering. However, this time of year is when Arizona sees a tragic increas

During seasonal mosquito surveillance the Pinal County Public Health Services District (PCPHSD) has continued to detect West Nile Virus (WNV) positive

ADOT is warning used car buyers to be aware of scammers trying to sell cars with flood damage after the monsoon. Doug Pacey, an ADOT spokesperson, say

With strong monsoon storms forecast in much of Arizona this week, be ready for wet roads, potential flooding and even additional dust storms across pa

As a dangerous heat wave grips much of the western US, doctors say that sidewalks, roads and other surfaces can get hot enough to cause serious burns

Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in children aged 1 – 4 years and the majority of the children that drown in swimming pools most c

Robocalls. Scammy text messages. Shady websites. When it comes to doing business with the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division,

We've had a taste of hot weather across Arizona in recent weeks. It serves as a great reminder for drivers to prepare for highway travel under higher

Easter eggs might not be the only things hiding in your backyard. If your kids are out searching for hidden treasures or just playing in the yard, be

Every year, odometer fraud costs consumers $1 billion, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Many believe this is an old cr

It's important to stay informed of existing and new scams to protect yourself. That's why we are sharing signs of common scams and how to avoid them.

A lot of snow has fallen in the high country over the last week and with more forecast, the Arizona Department of Transportation wants to remind drive

Rural Metro Fire encourages you to put a Freeze on winter house fires. During the months of January, February, and March residential house fires incre

Many Arizonans have reported receiving a scam text about their driver license needing to be updated. This text did not come from the Arizona Departmen

If you've ever had your identity stolen, you know the frustration, fear, and stress experienced after someone assumes your identity. Here are some act

This will not come as a huge shock to anyone, but Arizona gets pretty darn hot during this time of year. Most of us beat the heat on a day-to-day basi

Monsoon season officially starts on June 15, but powerful and dangerous storms can develop at any time. Some areas within the city and surrounding are

In addition to disinfecting wipes, hand sanitizer and other essentials to protect against COVID-19, those taking to state highways these days need to