Christine Stanwood

‘CycleSafe’ is a small device in development designed to keep Arizonans safe while riding their bikes. The device and app is being created by Arizona State University, the University of Arizona and The Rob Dollar Foundation.

Two-year-old Annunziata ‘Nunzi’ Newell toured Phoenix Fire Station 57 for the first time.​ She brought along mom, dad and her three siblings.​ Wednesday is a special day. Not because she got a princess dress, sticker or cool fire hat. It’s because she got to meet her heroes.​ ​​Bill Newell recounts the scariest moment of his life: February 22nd of this year. “We were getting ready for dinner, and we were actually going to sit outside,” he said. It was moments later, Bill found Nunzi lifeless in their pool near 27th Avenue and Baseline.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and the City of Phoenix presented their Work Study Session on affordable housing on Tuesday.

With rates rising, we want to help you understand how to qualify for affordable housing and what Area Median Income is.

How this local small business can help you spend more time outside of the kitchen

Hundreds of students in Arizona will soon be enrolling in a virtual school powered by artificial intelligence.

ABC15'S Christine Stanwood talks with one of the founders of the Explorer Pass. This $ 5-a-month membership gives people access to discounts on attractions, businesses, restaurants and even haircuts!

The Scottsdale Fire Department dedicated its brand-new training facility on Friday, opening up opportunities for first responders throughout the region.

The devastating wildfires in California have reignited questions and concerns from people across the country, including who is responsible for certain tasks and what to do in the event of a fire. George Garcia reached out to ABC15 demanding answers about public brush near his Florence home. He says he has reached out to several government entities and wants to know: who is responsible if a fire breaks out?

A water main break in August left a Tempe family with a muddy mess, destroyed property, and nowhere to stay. We're checking back in with them to see what has happened since then.