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Dogs are already flooding shelter, rescue groups. More runaways expected over Fourth of July
Six years ago, Love Connections Dog Rescue worker Heather Nicely would have said the hardest part of her job was making a decision between fundraising $20,000 for a dog who had been hit by a car, who may never have a great quality of life again, or euthanizing them. Now,...
'Highly irresponsible and offensive': Arizona Police Association, MCAO respond to DOJ report on Phoenix Police
PHOENIX - The Arizona Police Association (APA) and Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell held a news conference on July 2 to respond to the Department of Justice's report on the Phoenix Police Department. "We have combed through the report, and are appalled," said APA President Justin Harris. "It is highly...
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors funds improvements at public places in Mesa community
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors on June 26 approved funding to improve the public facilities housing the Mesa’s Firefighter Memorial, Historical Society, and i.d.e.a. Museum. “These three facilities and gathering spaces honor our first responders, educate our youth, and instill community pride,” said Thomas Galvin, VP of the Maricopa...
Chandler offers unhoused and vulnerable residents relief from summer heat
As the summer temperatures in the southwest soar, Chandler’s efforts to support its most vulnerable populations come into sharp focus. Through the Neighborhood Resources Department, Chandler has implemented a robust set of initiatives aimed at helping both the unhoused and residents struggling with inadequate cooling resources. These programs not only provide immediate relief, but also strive to create pathways to long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
ASU nursing students treat people experiencing homelessness during extreme heat
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After a record 645 heat-related deaths last year in Maricopa County, cities and agencies are coming together to reduce the numbers. ASU nursing students are partnering with the City of Phoenix to do their part to help people experiencing homelessness in the Arizona summer heat. Each week, a group of students spends time at Burton Barr Library, Phoenix’s 24/7 respite center, to help care for the people who use the facility.
1 person dies after shooting in Rio Verde
RIO VERDE, Ariz. — A person is dead after reports of a shooting in Rio Verde, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said. According to MCSO, authorities are working a scene near 168th Street and Dixileta Drive Tuesday morning. Officials said a person has died and there are no outstanding suspects.
Here are the spots in metro Phoenix to watch Fourth of July fireworks
PHOENIX — The Fourth of July is nearly here, which means cities and towns across metro Phoenix are preparing for Fourth of July fireworks celebrations. Many municipalities are offering free shows paired with live music and other celebrations for America’s 248th birthday on Thursday. Here’s a list of...
Goodyear Sets the Stage for a Safe Independence Day: Fireworks Sale Legal, Restrictions Apply
As Independence Day draws near, the skies over Goodyear, Arizona, prepare to be colored with the glow of fireworks, yet local authorities are reminding residents to adhere to the safety regulations in place. Those looking to celebrate the Fourth of July with a bang can purchase fireworks, now legal for sale across Arizona, including Goodyear, from today until July 6, according to the City of Goodyear's official announcement.
Phoenix-area homebuilding jumps 57% from 2023's slow pace
Homebuilding across metro Phoenix has jumped from last year’s tepid pace, despite higher interest rates. Permits to build new houses are up almost 57% through May, compared to the same five months in 2023, according to housing research firm RL Brown Reports. Despite higher demand, new house prices in the Phoenix area are basically...
Metro Phoenix said goodbye to nearly a dozen restaurants in June — one after 44 years
June brought good news to one Phoenix restaurant when its chef won a James Beard Award, and over 40 restaurants joined the metro Phoenix dining scene. But June also brought some bad news as the Valley said goodbye to several long term restaurants and bars, many of which had been in business...
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