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Football teams from 18 high schools join Teen Lifeline, Grand Canyon State Gridiron Club to recognize Teen Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Children’s book released with “Daddy Daughter Trip” movie debut

This year, the volunteers at Friends for Life Animal Rescue are also thrilled to announce they are grant recipients of the Subaru Loves Pets campaign, managed by the ASPCA, which will also allow them to provide free DAPP vaccines and/or boosters to any dog who needs one. DAPP is the vaccine that helps prevent Parvo and Distemper, both highly contagious and lethal diseases for dogs. Unvaccinated adult dogs have a 50% survival rate and unvaccinated puppies have a 20% survival rate.

“We are so grateful for this support. Our overall goal is to keep our roads safe and ensure that everyone in Queen Creek gets to wherever they’re going safely. Grants like this are crucial to helping our agency get the technology our officers need to be able to do their jobs thoroughly and accurately,” said Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice.

"It has been a challenging year for our nation's animal shelters. The devastating increase in owner surrenders has left thousands of socialized, house-trained and leash-trained pets desperate to find a home," said Cathy Bissell, founder of BISSELL Pet Foundation. "Our fall 'Empty the Shelters' will support the adoption of thousands of pets across the country, helping shelters in this critical time. Opening your home to a shelter pet saves a life and creates space to give another pet a chance."

Plan for closures of I-10, I-17 and Loop 101 at times this weekend

Film fully shot in Arizona