Monsoon season officially starts on June 15, but powerful and dangerous storms can develop at any ti...

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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.