New research from Arizona State University found that Latinos in Arizona contribute more than $72 billion to the state’s economy, and the growth is projected to continue.
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.
Arizona is home to the fastest-growing rate of Alzheimer’s in the United States. The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that leads to memory loss and cognitive decline. There isn’t a cure, but we can take steps to change that.
A family in Somerton, Arizona, is keeping the charrería, Mexican rodeo, tradition alive. Charrería is Mexico’s national sport and is a symbol of the country’s culture and heritage.
When a teacher for kids and young adults with special needs experienced a health crisis that took him out of school, his former students and parents wanted to do something special for him. That's when they contacted the Surprise Squad!
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.
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.
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 money will be used to close on a property, which will provide permanent housing for the disabled and disadvantaged in Mesa. It will be known as Eden Village.
Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad paid a visit to Fry’s Food Stores at 7th Avenue and Camelback Road to surprise some lucky shoppers with $200 gift cards
On this National Dog Day, we’re shining a light on one Valley nonprofit that’s doing Something Good by helping keep owners and their pets together when faced with challenges.
In the 1990s, she played a key role in bringing together environmentalists, ranchers and lawmakers in order to bring the animal back. This segment is sponsored by Valley Toyota Dealers
