Little kids all over the state will likely be well awake before their parents tomorrow morning, tearing open presents with the utmost of glee. Officials with the Arizona Department of Health Services said parents need to make sure their children are kept safe from any hazardous toys.
Beth Maloney, Arizona's 2014 Teacher of the Year, said school breaks are a really good time to build kids’ life experience, which is a large part of their education.
DeAnn Davies with Summit Healthcare, said she recommends that parents do not expose their young children to too many electronic devices to promote child development.
UBER, a ride-sharing mobile application, is teaming up with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office to reduce the arrest rate for DUI's this holiday season.
Food Safety and Environmental Services within the Arizona Department of Health Services has released the 2015 Food Safety Annual Report has been released.
Former Chief of Police for the Mesa Police Department George Gascón is taking a side that is not popular with most Arizonans, advocating for the need of reform for the state's criminal justice system.
For parents, explaining the details behind the Paris attacks to their children can seem intimidating but is necessary in today's overly open media age.
"43" will explore the circumstances surrounding the September 2014 disappearance of 43 male students from Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College in Mexico.
For children who experience traumatic events at a young age, internalizing symptoms or feelings such as depression and anxiety can lead to an altered brain structure, according to a new study.
