Taylor Kinnerup

Starting in June, Phoenix firefighters will begin annual cancer screenings to help track and research job-related cancer.

Arizona Students Against Drunk Driving knows many graduates will participate in celebrations that include underage drinking. However, they want to remind parents of their own accountability.

A five-year study from Arizona’s Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center has helped improve autism detection in children.

Judge Randall Howe had difficulty finding a school that would take a child with cerebral palsy in the 1960s, but his mother fought to get him there.

D.A.M.E.S. is an online community and app designed to connect mothers of children with disabilities with each other and mental health resources.

Proposed budget cuts to medicaid programs across the country could most impact those with disabilities right here in Arizona.

Hundreds gathered Thursday to celebrate the inauguration of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego.

People like SRP worker Alex Polesky have been given life-changing opportunities because of an Arizona initiative to find jobs for people with disabilities.

A Valley-based coed basketball team was selected to represent the United States at the World Special Olympics Games in Abu Dhabi in March.

Tempe Police hosted a media-only viewing Wednesday of unredacted body camera footage from the officer-involved shooting that left a 14-year-old suspect dead earlier this month.