Location matters when it comes to the chances that a child born into poverty in Arizona will move up the economic ladder during his lifetime, a recent study shows.
Often we feel pressure to buy a home because it's the "grown up" thing to do. Here are six things to think about when you are considering purchasing a home.
A family visiting its local food bank might expect to find cans of old green beans, but are just as likely to find fresh squash, cucumber, tomatoes, melon, jalapenos, bell peppers and salad, community organizers said.
The obesity rate for low-income Arizona preschoolers remained level from 2008 to 2011 after growing sharply in previous years, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study.
Arizona has some of the safest roads and bridges in the nation, according to a new analysis of Federal Highway Administration data, but experts worry that recent budget cuts could threaten state roads in the future.
August 4 marks the beginning of Exercise With Your Kids Week. This week is designed to help you get up, get active and add regular exercise to your and your children's lives.
Whether you're taking a summer road trip with the family or just want to save money driving kids to soccer practice, these helpful tips will stretch your family's gas budget.
Pinal County authorities are searching for a man who left his home on foot after an argument with his wife, the Pinal County Sheriff's Office said in a release.
One Lehi woman has decided to raise money for one of the families of the Yarnell, Ariz., fire by selling a bracelet that has become an iconic beacon of hope.
A new school year means a budding relationship with your child's new teacher. Here are some ideas to help both you and your child start things out right.
Building a relationship with your father-in-law can be difficult. July 30 is Father-in-law Day. This day is designed to help you build a strong and comfortable relationship with our father-in-law.
New shoes and fun school supplies are important but even more critical is sending your children back to school with these characteristics: tolerance and respect.
