CG Veterans Parade marks 20 years with strong community turnout ↗
CASA GRANDE — A healthy turnout of spectators lined Florence Boulevard on Saturday morning to watch and cheer on Pinal County veterans as the Casa Grande’s Veterans Parade marked its
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Premieres Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 at 8 p.m. on KPBS TV / Stream with KPBS+. See how the chimpanzees in Fongoli, Senegal have adapted humanlike behaviors to survive their extreme Saharan environment. A 25-year study uncovers chimps hunting with spears, sheltering in caves, digging wells and reading fire.
San Diego County supervisors just got a lot more power and money — and have a major new promise to keep.
The new concrete bridge allows crews to begin dismantling the old wooden bridge. Crews will also work on a parallel bridge that will hold the second set of tracks.
Some states are going above and beyond when it comes to giving back. A new report reveals which states give the most to charity.
Several national restaurant chains will offer free meals and discounts to veterans and military members on Nov. 11
Little Rock drivers got an unexpected sight over the weekend when a camel was spotted walking through a parking lot off Markham Street.
The Historic Buckstaff Bathhouse in Hot Springs will close after 114 years in business at the end of November.
Naomi Bullard said she paid more than $3,000 to Flowers and Son Landscaping for a fenced-in yard, but the results fell short of her expectations.
Authorities are searching Lake Millwood near Beards Bluff for a guitar case that may contain an explosive device.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will close Highway 165/265 across Table Rock Dam to all traffic Monday, November 16, to perform routine maintenance.Officials c
What would Thanksgiving be without potatoes? Whether they are mashed, roasted, baked or fried to a crisp, potatoes tend to be a crucial co-star to many meals, especially during the
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a series of articles by Rick O’Neil, a Casa Grande certified public accountant, about the city’s history.