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.
After a 9-year-old Phoenix boy died Tuesday, parents of the boy's friends and classmates are left with a difficult task: How to help their child understand the death of a loved one.
A 9-year-old boy who died Tuesday after being shot in the head in a north Phoenix home serves as a grim reminder for all parents with a weapon in the home.
As if parents needed another reason to put their kids down for bed, a recent study from the University of Arizona suggests that taking naps can help preschoolers learn language.
Phoenix-area firefighters are warning parents of fire safety dangers in the home that may go unnoticed, including regular household items like scented plug-ins and phone chargers.
Arizona high schools can start applying for state funding to create or expand on-campus drug prevention programs, according to Gov. Doug Ducey's office.
The number of fatal car accidents involving pedestrians in Phoenix rose in 2016, making it the third year in a row that has marked an increase in accidents, police said.
Nearly a quarter of children from kindergarten through high school have experienced an intense form of bullying called chronic bullying, a new study found.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced Monday that a childcare program for state employees has been expanded to the state’s second-largest agency, the Department of Economic Services.
Gov. Doug Ducey has proposed to expand a program to allow employees at Arizona agencies to bring their newborn children to work for the first six months.
Parents want to keep their kids safe and teach them independence but it's hard to determine if a child should be kept in a bubble or be allowed to run free.
