William Daggett, a wood sculptor with Parkinson's, adapts by turning his work into precious metal pieces, while a study reveals Parkinson's patients have unique art perception.

The article reminisces about Mr. Lucky's, a renowned Phoenix nightclub that operated from 1966 to 2004 and hosted music icons such as Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash. Its closure left an iconic sign and memories of vibrant nightlife.

Glendale Fire Department provided a car seat for a family in need, while Nationwide Children's Hospital's "Car Seat Challenge" tests if infants can safely travel in car seats.

State Forty Eight releases a t-shirt to honor Preston Lord, a 16-year-old victim of a violent attack, and to support his family, while raising awareness for justice in his case.

Lake Havasu City progresses with plans for a new bridge to ease traffic, with $35 million allocated by Arizona's budget. The design phase is underway, targeting a 3-5 year timeline for completion.

A man named Keith Henion was shot dead in his car on Loop 202 Freeway in Mesa, leading to a homicide investigation and search for the shooter by Arizona DPS. No suspects have been identified.

Workers at a Phoenix Trulieve Cannabis cultivation site voted 37-4 to unionize, a first in Arizona cannabis agriculture, potentially joining UFCW Local 99.

The Barrett-Jackson Car Auction and Make-A-Wish teamed up to grant wishes for two teens with health challenges, using the love of cars to inspire and support them.

Valley Metro launched a light rail system extension in northwest Phoenix with three new stops, enhancing connectivity and expected to revitalize the Metrocenter Mall area.

The Goodyear Police are investigating a body found in a decomposed state in the Gila River, with the cause of death and the individual's identity still unknown.

Michael Lanunziata was arrested for a fatal shooting in west Phoenix, where a man was found dead in a residence near 43rd Avenue and Encanto Boulevard. The victim's identity has not been released.

Mesa students are learning the importance of kindness through activities like decorating "kindness river rocks," while Baldy Mesa Elementary focuses on respect and responsibility, engaging students with unique events to build community.

A Phoenix music teacher, Sarah Jones, received a $1,000 check from Fulton Homes' School Salute initiative for her efforts at Monte Vista Elementary School, planning to reinvest it in the music program.