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The pop-up dog park will be located on the north side of Founders' Park, 22407 S. Ellsworth Road. There will be a designated area for small/timid dogs and a separate area for large/active dogs.

"Our goal is to make drivers safe, whether they're residents or just driving through town," Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice said. "That's why our Drive to Arrive campaign has been our focus to begin with. Traffic has been of the most concern to residents and this campaign focuses on keeping people safe on the roads."

Kick-off Fourth of July weekend at the Queen Creek Olive Mill

Sixth annual July "You Dine, We Donate" promotion benefits Arizona Housing Coalition

Plan for existing work zones; southbound I-17 restricted south of Flagstaff

Federal law requires that once a year suppliers of tap water make a report available about the quality of tap water.

Katy currently calls Friends for Life's adoption center home, located at 952 W. Melody Ave. in Gilbert. Her adoption fee is $175. At Friends for Life Animal Rescue, animals are altered, vaccinated, microchipped and dewormed. Cats are also tested for FELV/FIV.

No one expects a devastating event, and we can never be fully prepared for everything. But building a solid savings, creating a preparedness plan and reading up on available resources can help protect your financial wellbeing. It will also give you  peace of mind, knowing you’ve done your part to prepare for whatever comes your way.

The bill, sponsored by Weninger of Chandler, will increase kinship stipends from $75 a month to $300 a month. It pairs with a bill the governor signed, H.B. 2084, which allows the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) to create a swift pathway to licensure for kin. Caregivers who are licensed will have the same level of financial support as foster care providers.