Daniel Barajas+FollowTiny puppy’s big rescue in ArizonaA tiny black puppy, all alone in an Arizona store parking lot, captured the hearts of shoppers as he waited for someone to notice his silent plea for help. Thanks to the quick action of a local rescuer and the caring folks at Az Hidden Jem Rescue, this little one—now named Ace—has a new lease on life. He’s found warmth, safety, and even a playful crew of kitten friends in his foster home. Stories like Ace’s remind us how a small act of kindness can change a life. Would you step in if you saw a pup in need? #Pets #Arizona #DogRescue190632Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowArizona’s white gold discovery: Big win or big risk?Southern Arizona just became a hotspot for the future of U.S. energy, thanks to a massive 4-million-ton reserve of critical minerals like manganese and zinc. The Hermosa project promises to boost local jobs, power the renewable energy shift, and set new standards for sustainable mining. But there’s a catch—concerns are rising about water contamination in Harshaw Creek, with locals worried about long-term impacts on the region’s water supply. Is this a game-changer for the economy and green tech, or are the environmental risks too high? What do you think matters most for our community? #Business #Industry #Arizona10Share
Christine Cobb+FollowArizona mom’s heartbreak sparks pool safety talkEmilie Kiser’s raw confession after losing her 3-year-old son to a backyard pool accident in Chandler, Arizona, has shaken parents everywhere. She openly admits that a permanent pool fence could have saved Trigg’s life—a regret she’ll carry forever. The tragedy, amplified by her huge social media following, has everyone talking about how quickly accidents can happen and the importance of real safety measures at home. With the investigation revealing moments of distraction, it’s a sobering reminder: even a few minutes can change everything. How do you think families can better protect kids around water? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Arizona41Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowCoyotes with contagious disease spotted in PhoenixCoyotes acting strangely in Phoenix neighborhoods have tested positive for canine distemper—a highly contagious virus that’s now spreading among local wildlife. The Arizona Game and Fish Department says these sick coyotes and foxes are showing up more often in parks and residential areas, especially around Maricopa County. While humans aren’t at risk, unvaccinated dogs could be in danger. If you’re walking your dog or letting them out in the yard, keep a close eye and avoid contact with wildlife. Anyone else noticing more wildlife in their area lately? How are you keeping your pets safe? #Pets #Phoenix #Arizona00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowArizona’s new heat law vs HOA rules: Who wins?Arizona’s new law lets construction crews start as early as 5 a.m. in summer to avoid dangerous heat, but some HOAs are still turning workers away—even calling the police in some cases! The law was meant to protect workers from heatstroke, but because it only mentions cities and counties, some private communities claim it doesn’t apply to them. Now, there’s talk of changing the law to make it crystal clear. If you live in an HOA, how do you feel about early-morning construction noise versus worker safety? Where should the line be drawn? #Business #Industry #Arizona00Share
Michelle Jackson+FollowPhoenix Mosque’s AC Comeback StoryImagine praying in 91-degree heat! Arizona’s first purpose-built mosque just got its AC fixed after nearly a year, thanks to a flood of donations from all over—even from other faith communities. Now, services are packed again, and the place is buzzing with events. Love seeing people come together to keep this historic spot cool and welcoming for everyone, especially with summer rolling in. Community support really does wonders! #Religion #CommunitySupport #Arizona00Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowArizona dog’s journey from heartbreak to healingA dog in Arizona, abandoned and rehomed five times, finally found her forever family—and it’s changed everything for her. Lulu’s story is a powerful reminder of how much patience and love can help a rescue animal heal from deep trauma. At first, she was withdrawn and even fought with other dogs, but with time, medical care, and lots of gentle encouragement, Lulu transformed into a playful, happy pup. It’s amazing to see how resilient animals can be when given a real chance. What do you think helps pets overcome tough pasts? #Pets #Arizona #RescueDog7059Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowArizona’s secret mountain escape: AlpineArizona isn’t just desert—Alpine, nestled high in the White Mountains, feels like a whole different world. With cool summer temps, pine forests, and two sparkling lakes, it’s the perfect spot to swap the heat for mountain air. Luna Lake is a dream for fishing and camping, while Lyman Lake is all about water sports and hiking. The trails here wind through wildflower meadows and aspen groves, and you might even spot elk or eagles. After a day outside, nothing beats a hearty meal at the local café. Who else is craving a weekend in Arizona’s “Alps”? #Travel #Arizona #AlpineAZ590Share
