Eyes On Parenting

Among high school students who date, 21 percent of females and 10 percent of males experience physical and or sexual violence.

Share these five tips with the high school graduates in your life to help them build smart money habits and start off college on the right financial foot.

Is there ever a time when you call the police on your child? Phoenix police sergeant Vince Lewis advises to consider whether your safety is in jeopardy.

The Glendale Fire Department is reminding parents that keeping an eye on kids around pools could save a life, especially as the summer heat approaches.

The federal government has granted more than $12 million to Arizona to fight the opioid epidemic, but officials said parents should take matters in their own hands if they believe their child is abusing drugs.

Developmental milestones are huge for children. But for parents who notice their child isn't making those milestones, when can they discuss learning disabilities with their doctor?

After a mother and her three children died in a tragic house fire in Glendale, officials with the local fire department are urging parents to discuss fire safety habits with their children.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety has teamed up with an online faith-based program called CarePortal to help keep families in low-income neighborhoods together and out of welfare by addressing their needs.

Little kids and little toys don't always go together as well as parents might think, according to Dr. Cara Christ, the director of the Arizona Department of Health Services.

After Trump announced a plan to battle the opioid epidemic, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said opioid addiction is a very passionate issue for him as well.