Starbucks customers will soon get a jolt before any caffeine touches their lips. The world's biggest cafe chain is raising prices.

Concerned about cancer prevention? Take charge by making small changes in your daily life, from eating a healthy diet to scheduling regular cancer screenings.

Circle Cross Ranch has a way for our students’ legacy to remain a part of our school forever!  Ms. Ross, our art teacher, is taking orders for our til...

There are many things that people do in order to keep their bodies in optimum working order. Many people exercise on a daily basis. Others are devoted to eating healthy diets. Then there are those that want to take some extra steps to ensure that their bodies are healthy. One way to do this is through Detoxification. Detox is a process that involves the removal of various toxins from the body.

There is little tolerance in Pinal County for parents who don't pay child support.

A debate is brewing over Sheriff Paul Babeu's request that Pinal County supervisors fund seven new law-enforcement positions to battle escalating violence associated with illegal immigration and drug smuggling.

September 11, 2010 was the ninth anniversary of the tragic terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon on September 11, 2001.  While most of their students were not yet born when the attacks occurred, the staff at Combs Traditional Academy, a new K-5 school in the J.O. Combs Unified School District in San Tan Valley, felt that it was important to honor and remember those that perished and gave their lives. On the morning of September 10, 2010, the staff, students, and community gathered around the flagpole and linked hands.

Pinal County Animal Care and Control officers, working in conjunction with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office and the Pinal County Attorney’s Office, seized 152 cats and 19 dogs from a Hidden Valley home Monday afternoon.

Thanks to the nearly 27,000 people who went online to vote, the Arizona Trail Association has won a $50,000 grant for trail improvements in Pinal County.

PINAL COUNTY - Central Arizona College has received a three-year, $2,182,003 federal grant to provide training in certificate and degree programs in biofuels production and solar installation.

Since late 2006, the college has received roughly $6 million in Community-based Job Training Grant funding from the U.S. Department of Labor.

Convicted for the Sexual Assault of a Child of 10 year old female family member 1994 and for subsequent violations of registration

A man considered the "grandpa" of his San Tan Valley neighborhood was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of four counts of aggravated assault after he reportedly kissed two neighborhood girls, according to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Lexi Tabor, 11, is clerk and founder of her own hair-clip business in one of the classrooms at Edu-Prize Charter School in Gilbert.

Her hair clips come in blue, purple and green and feature tiny decorative flowers.

Some are selling for $2, few smaller clips for $1.

"Business has been really good. So far we've sold about 10 or 11," Lexi said.

Yet another public school district is gearing up to open a traditional academy to fulfill demands from area families.

J.O. Combs Unified School District, located in San Tan Valley, leans against the dividing line of Maricopa and Pinal counties at Meridian Road.

Announcement written & submitted by Pinal County District 2 Supervisor, Bryan Martyn on June 23, 2009, to announce the new name for the community.

Well, the results are in. San Tan Valley was decisively selected with 17% of the just under 2000 votes via email, on-line ballots, and paper ballots. The previously submitted name of Bella Vista came in second with 11% of the vote.

The Pinal County Regional Narcotics Task Force has arrested 147 suspects in drug related offenses so far this year, according to a report released today.

Animal Care & Control officers seized 26 medium sized dogs and other animals from a home yesterday.  The property was located in rural Pinal County’s Thunderbird Farms area, south of the city of Maricopa near the Ak-Chin Indian Community.  The animals were kept in a double-wide manufactured home on a large rural lot.