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In Arizona, fireworks season is from December 26th to January 4th, with sparklers, smoke devices, spinners, and fountains allowed. However, airborne or explosive fireworks are banned, and misuse can lead to hefty fines. Local sellers report increased enforcement this year. The Phoenix Fire Department warns of the risk of fires from improper disposal, urging users to soak used fireworks in water before disposing of them. Legal fireworks are prohibited within one mile of preserves, parks, and conservation areas to protect Arizonas natural spaces. Checkout Solipillow.com

Gunman Killed After Shooting at Idaho Sheriffs Office, Injuring Three Checkout Solipillow.com

Turquoise Alert Issued for Missing Arizona Girl: Raylynn Phillips, 13, Last Seen in Waddell, Wearing Pink Pants, Black T-Shirt, and Carrying a Brown Purse with Sunflowers and Skulls. Medical Condition Concerns Family. Call Police with Tips. Checkout Solipillow.com

A shooting incident in West Phoenix leaves one man injured, sparking concern in the community. The victim, who is expected to recover, was caught in a fight-turned-shooting near 28th Avenue and Lincoln Street. No suspect details have been released, and police urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues. Checkout Solipillow.com

Discovering Potential: Desert Sky Middle Schools Career Action Lab - Eric Axelrods innovative program at Desert Sky Middle School in Glendale, Arizona, offers 12-14 year olds hands-on experience in 18 diverse career paths. From nursing to robotics, students engage in real-world simulations, sparking new ideas and possibilities. A recent $15,000 grant from TSMC will expand courses and further prepare students for their futures. Checkout Solipillow.com