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

Scorching summer temperatures are coming, and that means it's time for your car's tire-pressure checkup. That's because summer usually means a spike i

Through emails, text messages and phone calls, scammers are targeting their victims and they're using the COVID-19 pandemic to get the job done. It's

Scammers claiming to be Pinal County Sheriff deputies have once again been placing fake calls to residents, demanding payment for missed jury dut

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the Corporation Commission continues to alert investors to be on guard against an anticipated surge of

This tax season, officials are warning consumers to protect themselves from the IRS imposter scam and the W-2 phishing scam. Both can happen to anyone

While many are celebrating with friends, family, and neighbors, it's important to ensure your safety this holiday season.  The Pinal County

After three bomb threats in the last week and a half at Mammoth-San Manuel PK-12, the series of hoaxes show a disheartening trend. First, a threat was

Cooler temperatures are predicted.  When the heater comes on particles/ rapid temp changes/ or dust can cause a rude awakening.  Here a

Having a plan for an emergency is crucial to being prepared. An emergency doesn’t have to be a natural disaster.

Using the phone application “FaceApp” has blown up on social media over the past week. But experts are warning that the fun of instantly aging a person’s photo can come with a catch.

From windshield wipers to taillights, certain car checks are critical as we enter the monsoon season. Below you will find the most important steps drivers can take to protect their cars and stay safe during our wild weather season.

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office would like to warn everyone about a scam.

While the monsoon season officially stared a couple of weeks ago, storms can develop at any time.

More than 35 million Americans move each year. Moving can be a stressful and expensive experience, and it can quickly turn into a nightmare if you become the victim of an unscrupulous moving company. Moving scams can result in lost or damaged possessions, hundreds or even thousands of dollars in “extra” fees, and hours/days of wasted time.  

The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division is urging MVD customers to be careful when looking up websites for motor vehicle services. Copycat websites not operated by the MVD may charge for services people can otherwise get for free.

Are you ready, Arizona? Monsoon season is back.

As the school year ends and graduations take place, many Arizonans will be looking for quick employment, some for the first time.