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. 

According to the US Fire Administration, over half of home grill fires start on patios, terraces, screened-in and unenclosed porches, balconies, and courtyards. These home grill fires cause an estimated $37 million in property loss each year.

Summer is right around the corner, and with it comes an increased risk of wildfires along state highways caused by motorists dragging chains, driving on underinflated tires and tossing cigarettes.

Rural Metro Fire was alerted this morning to a scam targeting San Tan Valley residents.

A call is received from what appears to be a Rural Metro Fire Department phone number.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich wants to warn Arizonans about pet adoption scams.

The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is reminding taxpayers to exercise due diligence in the selection of tax preparers. The IRS indicates roughly 60 percent of tax filers use tax preparation services.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich is advising all Arizona residents to take immediate steps to protect their personal information online.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning Arizonans about con artists pretending to be from the Social Security Administration (SSA) scheming to obtain victims’ Social Security numbers and access to their financials. In many cases, scammers go as far as spoofing the SSA's number so as to appear to be from the government.

Dr. Sharon Thompson shares some easy ways to ensure you have a safe, happy and healthy holiday. “ERs are always busy, but over the holidays, visits go up by tens of thousands,” she explained. “This is across the nation.”

Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning consumers to beware of fake ticket scams, ahead of several big events scheduled in Arizona. High profile sporting events and concerts are prime targets for scammers.

The biggest shopping season of the year is upon us and while many of us are excited about the holidays, this time of year is prime season for package thieves.

Tis’ the Season to Deck the Halls and throw on the Yule time log.

Rural Metro Fire Department wants everyone to have a safe and happy holiday season. Here are a few reminders to keep you and your family safe this holiday.

During this holiday season of family and giving, the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is urging taxpayers and tax preparers to remain vigilant in protecting private information from scam artists.