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Arizona has many great Italian restaurants, like Campo Italian Bistro and Bar in Scottsdale, where authentic family recipes meet an affordable and extensive happy hour.
Comfort Bears in a Catastrophe sends stuffed animals and teddy bears to children affected by disasters like Hurricane Helene.
Sea Life Arizona, located inside the Arizona Mills, will be featuring themed activities based on the famous Animal Crossing: New Horizons video game.
When Arizona's Family Surprise Squad found out a former employee named Robin was facing a serious health battle, there was no question that we wanted to help.
A nonprofit holds its Heroes in Action award to honor and recognize Valley nurses and maternal and infant health providers.
Camp Kidney is a camp devoted to children 8-18 experiencing kidney disease, kidney failure and other renal issues.
Mixela specializes in small plates and crudos with a South American flair and also serves tasty cocktails.
Officials announced on Wednesday that Goodwill will be partnering with the Valley Suns and feature their logo on the uniforms for the 2024-25 season.
Golf Party Live has a great vibe for women who want to enjoy this great game without feeling conscious about a bad shot.
Valley Spirit Halloween stores are offering a promo code that allows customers to save 10% and give 10% to Phoenix Children's Hospital.
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Sandfish recently launched its new Sunset Hour menu, which is a great way to try the place without breaking the bank.
A school resource officer told Valerie Rhodes she should become a police officer. She did, and now she's come full circle by serving as a school resource officer.
Ian Schwartz and Arizona's Family Surprise Squad gifted several Fry's gift cards to two deserving ladies.
Ron has mementos of Al McCoy all around—memories of their friendship he will cherish now that Al is gone.
One organization in the Valley is using these lovable animals to help people living with certain disabilities.
A Glendale nephrology nurse was given a prestigious award for his dedicated work over a 30+ year career.
The goal is for artists to leave their kitchen tables, bedrooms and garages and have an affordable space to take their art to the next level.
He said his mountain-top breakfast spreads positivity and is something cool to do in Phoenix.
The “Lost In Bloom” art show at BLOK photo studio near 7th and Fillmore Streets on Friday, Sept. 27, from 6 to 9 p.m.
The Arizona State Fair is back, and there’s plenty of attractions, new food and shows that families and fairgoers will love!
Parents who updated the laundry room to make it more trendy need to take some safety precautions to ensure the safety of their children.
Take a trip to Sunrise Park Resort to experience zip lines, mountain biking trails, a mountain coaster and gorgeous scenic views on a lift ride.
Glendale Fire shared a post about a resident who wrote to the department thanking their firefighters for helping her push her dead car off the road.
This Scottsdale happy hour serves up delicious elote and shrimp for under $10!
Two Arizona Marines were matched with special service dogs thanks to Fulton Homes’ “Service Pets for Vets” program.
Tacos and Craft Peoria is a family-owned and operated Mexican dining experience offering authentic and flavorful dishes.
AASK, Aid to Adoption of Special Kids, gathers supplies to help kids get the basics they need and to try to maintain some sense of normalcy during a very tumultuous time.
The Phoenix Police Foundation has been treating hundreds of kids to some cool treats to get them through those scorching days
When you speak of Arizona sports legends, Michael Carbajal, who was born and raised in Phoenix, has to be the original.
Clarkdale resident Andrea Meyer received the Champions of Equality Award for her work to make the sport more inclusive.
Arizona’s Family and Mane Attraction Salon are accepting submissions to be considered for a complementary makeover and be featured on Good Morning Arizona.
Our firefighters are on call at all hours of the day, staying ready to respond to a fire or emergency at any time of the day.
Arizona’s Family spoke with Dr. Alexander Dydyk to find out the difference between BMI and BRI.
A 9-year-old from Surprise saved up cash she’s received from past birthdays to donate to local Valley organizations.
McCormick made the important call to shut down the New York City airspace, which was a difficult decision to make.
Tonya Saidi, the owner of Mamma Toledo’s The Pie Hole, started baking pies in 1995 and expanded over the years from a food truck to a brick-and-mortar business in Phoenix.
The condition may have a funny name, but it can be a serious problem.
A West Valley police officer is being recognized for winning a prestigious honor!
Arizona’s Family teamed up with the Cardinals and Scheel’s to surprise some fans and shoppers with new gear!
A Valley woman is being recognized nationally for her incredible nonprofit work!
Arizona's Family is teaming up with Albertsons and Safeway to help feed hungry children in our state.
A Glendale firefighter helped rescue a trapped rooster who wandered into the station.
Absolutely Delightful AZ Honey is introducing customers to its wide variety of flavors and textures.
The Chandler Unified School District has been awarded a $5 million grant from Toyota’s Driving Possibilities Program.
Steve is non-verbal, but if you ask his caregiver, he is thoughtful, has many interests and has a lot of love to give.
Carl Ong is hosting a bowling tournament where to give out scholarship money in honor of his parents.
Patients can choose between having a tooth pulled, getting a filling, cleaning or an exam.
A woman was recently honored by the Buckeye Police Department for her commitment to service as one of the West Valley’s longtime volunteers.
Medieval Times Scottsdale is launching its first new show since 2017, scheduled to kick off on Friday.
Connor Carlson is starting college and received a huge scholarship from the Eagle Scouts.