Breaking NewsTheir owner passed away and now, after days of searching for a new home, Penelope and Ruby have been adopted.5:26 PM MST June 4, 2020CAVE CREEK, Ariz. — What happens when a pit bull and a pig hang out for a while?They become best friends!“I don’t think they know they’re a pit bull and a pig. They just are sisters,” said Jessica Overlock.Penelope Rose – the potbelly pig - is laid back with the pink painted nails. Ruby Sue – the pit bull – is the big sister who just loves people.“They eat together. They go outside to play and go to the bathroom together,” said Overlock.Sadly,...…Breaking NewsTheir owner passed away and now, after days of searching for a new home, Penelope and Ruby have been adopted.5:26 PM MST June 4, 2020CAVE CREEK, Ariz. — What happens when a pit bull and a pig hang out for a while?They become best friends!“I don’t think they know they’re a pit bull and a pig. They just are sisters,” said Jessica Overlock.Penelope Rose – the potbelly pig - is laid back with the pink painted nails. Ruby Sue – the pit bull – is the big sister who just loves people.“They eat together. They go outside to play and go to the bathroom together,” said Overlock.Sadly,...WW…

Breaking NewsSalt River Wild Horse Management Group wants everyone to see how dangerous scaring the horses can be.5:12 PM MST May 25, 2020PHOENIX — The Salt River Wild Horse Management Group posted a video of a kayaker who chased a group of horses out of the Salt River."This was clear harassment to us because the horses were just standing there peacefully, harming no one. There was no reason for him to kayak towards the horses. He's actually doing extra effort to kayak up the river to scare the horses out of the river,” said Simone Netherlands, president of the Salt River Wild Horse...…Breaking NewsSalt River Wild Horse Management Group wants everyone to see how dangerous scaring the horses can be.5:12 PM MST May 25, 2020PHOENIX — The Salt River Wild Horse Management Group posted a video of a kayaker who chased a group of horses out of the Salt River."This was clear harassment to us because the horses were just standing there peacefully, harming no one. There was no reason for him to kayak towards the horses. He's actually doing extra effort to kayak up the river to scare the horses out of the river,” said Simone Netherlands, president of the Salt River Wild Horse...WW…

Breaking NewsStella Lipson, along with the inaugural members, became Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.4:45 PM MST February 18, 2021PHOENIX — In February 2019, the 111-year-old Boy Scouts of America organization, now called the Scouts BSA, started welcoming girls into the scoutsStella Lipson, a 16-year-old Phoenix girl, was one of the first to sign up.“My brothers are both Eagle Scouts and I got to watch them go through the whole process and I always looked up to them,” said Lipson.She, along with the inaugural members, became Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.Lipson's community project was based on leading...…Breaking NewsStella Lipson, along with the inaugural members, became Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.4:45 PM MST February 18, 2021PHOENIX — In February 2019, the 111-year-old Boy Scouts of America organization, now called the Scouts BSA, started welcoming girls into the scoutsStella Lipson, a 16-year-old Phoenix girl, was one of the first to sign up.“My brothers are both Eagle Scouts and I got to watch them go through the whole process and I always looked up to them,” said Lipson.She, along with the inaugural members, became Eagle Scouts on Feb. 8.Lipson's community project was based on leading...WW…

Breaking NewsThe thick-billed parrot hasn't been seen in the state since 1938.4:26 PM MST October 12, 2020PHOENIX — The thick-billed parrot, once native to Arizona, hasn’t been seen in the state since 1938. Wildlife researchers in Arizona are working with counterparts in northern Mexico to reintroduce the bird to the state's wild.The thick-billed parrot, a colorful and vocal bird, used to make the Chiricahua Mountains in southern Arizona home, where they would breed and raise their young.“They like to occupy areas that are high elevation forests like the Chiricahuas. So, they kind of...…Breaking NewsThe thick-billed parrot hasn't been seen in the state since 1938.4:26 PM MST October 12, 2020PHOENIX — The thick-billed parrot, once native to Arizona, hasn’t been seen in the state since 1938. Wildlife researchers in Arizona are working with counterparts in northern Mexico to reintroduce the bird to the state's wild.The thick-billed parrot, a colorful and vocal bird, used to make the Chiricahua Mountains in southern Arizona home, where they would breed and raise their young.“They like to occupy areas that are high elevation forests like the Chiricahuas. So, they kind of...WW…