If you have the misfortune to be involved in a non-injury fender bender on a freeway, do not leave your car stopped in travel lanes, while you circle the vehicle taking photos of dents and dings from dozens of angles and waiting for a forensics team to arrive and piece together the cause of the collision.

A friendly reminder to report any suspicious activity or incident to law enforcement.

The weather is finally nice enough to get outside and maybe take a walk or go on a hike.

When you do, you want to be sure you're keeping yourself safe which can be tough as we get older.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning consumers about a scam involving the purchase of vehicle history reports through suspicious websites.

A new scam is going around and it is targeting you and your bank account.

Be warned: those Facebook messages you might be getting are a hoax.

Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware – fire can happen anywhere.

Even though the Pinal County Sheriff's Office cannot recommend a security company, they can provide you with tips to help eliminate false alarms:

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning consumers and businesses about government imposter scams that are continuing to make the rounds in Arizona. Recently, the Attorney General’s Office has seen an uptick in consumer complaints about scammers pretending to be from the Social Security Administration.

Snakebites are undoubtedly one of the most frightening things that can happen to your dog during an otherwise-routine outing. The combination of your fear and your dog's discomfort will cause even the coolest customers to melt.

Let's face it, apartments can get a little cramped. And no one knows that better than Jazmine and Michael Windahl.

Identity theft remains a serious issue across the United States and the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is reminding taxpayers to be on alert for identity theft scam artists.

Many of you are likely enjoying these long summer days outside with your pets. Although this can be a fun time of the year for your furry friends, it’s also important to remember that higher temperatures mean higher risks for pets.

Fake support numbers are fooling frustrated customers.

Trying to reach Netflix, Microsoft, Amazon or another big company for help with your account, the BBB says you're going to want to watch out for this crafty con.

Fireworks can be festive and exciting, but it is important to know the laws and risks associated with the use of fireworks.

Not all fireworks are legal in Arizona.

With temperatures skyrocketing into triple digits, many Arizonans are scrambling to book getaways in cooler places to beat the heat. Before you book a hotel, Attorney General Mark Brnovich wants to warn consumers about the latest travel scams and how to avoid them. By following the tips below, Arizona consumers can stay safe, avoid the scams, and make the most of their vacations.

Every year, thousands of adults suffer from heat-related conditions, including dehydration, sunburn and heat stroke. As the body ages, it often loses the ability to adapt to the heat.

You probably know garbage disposals are not for actual garbage like paint, paper towels and wrappers.

But you may not realize there are several food items that don’t mix well with disposals.

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office received several phone calls regarding a possible scam. Several people called PCSO after receiving a call from the Adult Detention call number (855) 355-0358.

A new safety campaign will remind Arizona drivers stuck in dust storms to pull over, turn off all car lights and wait until visibility is back before hitting the road again.