Fay Fredricks

Artificial intelligence has been around since the 1950’s, but many senior citizens and young people alike are overwhelmed by AI.

At ASU Preparatory Academy Pilgrim Rest, about 200 kindergarteners through eighth-grade students are experiencing a new kind of learning—one that goes far beyond textbooks.

At ASU Preparatory Academy Pilgrim Rest, about 200 kindergarteners through eighth-grade students are experiencing a new kind of learning—one that goes far beyond textbooks.

Fighting cancer can be an isolating experience. But one Valley organization is working to make sure no one has to go through it alone—offering comfort, connection, and care: one bag at a time. For Todd Kelly, the fight against cancer has been anything but easy. “I was diagnosed with cancer in 2017. I had my lung removed. I was good for five years—and after five years, it came back,” Kelly said.

Anna Gotchling was not yet 2 years old when she was rushed to Phoenix Children's Hospital in a helicopter with a severe brain injury. Now, she walks those same halls as an employee.

Federal prosecutors have identified Arizona as the 6th riskiest state for healthcare fraud in the nation.

Whether you're hosting a graduation party or planning a summer soiree, you don't have to break the bank to party in style.

Arizona continues to grow at one of the fastest rates in the country, according to newly released U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

High gas prices and soaring airfares are pushing more Americans toward shorter, lower-cost trips — and Scottsdale is rolling out the deals to welcome them

A summer program in north Scottsdale is helping teenage girls develop leadership skills, coping strategies, and confidence — and the founders say the need has never been greater.