De Villiers buys food using a portion of the money he makes from selling his pieces in galleries, street fairs and online. The rest supports his family.
After dedicating her life to serving others, retired Glendale police sergeant Julie Love is now fighting for her life after being diagnosed with stage 3 Glioblastoma.
TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer) is designed to meet the needs of children and young adults who have physical and/or intellectual disabilities.
This upcoming weekend is Jackie Robinson weekend in Major League Baseball, honoring the Brooklyn Dodger who broke baseball’s color barrier when he entered the major leagues in 1947.
Scott Hanson has been an Arizona high school baseball umpire and football referee for 30 years. He's written a book about retired numbers of state high school athletes.
A band academy in the middle of one of Phoenix’s lowest-income communities is giving students a chance to get the same music lessons they would get from a private instructor, except the lessons here are free.
When Glendale Police Officer Sean Mullane responded to a wreck, he had no idea he would soon meet a Rwandan refugee family who would become his friends.
MedAire founder Joan Sullivan Garrett, who began her career as a nurse at Mesa Community College, has revolutionized the way in-air medical emergencies are treated.
After undergoing a tragic accident as a kid that burned 35 percent of his body, a Phoenix-area man realized he wanted to devote his life to fighting fires and teaching fire safety.
