Rain couldn't stop the fifth annual El Grito bash downtown, where a family taco stand found new customers and new meaning.

Walls are going up on 21 tiny homes in Mesa built for disabled people living on the streets, with a February ribbon cutting on the horizon.

Before dawn, ASU cadets planted thousands of flags at Tempe Beach Park to honor every life lost on September 11.

Phoenix marks 25 years since 9/11 with a Thursday panel pairing Arizona Task Force 1 responders with local students at Memorial Hall.

The 1952 building housed a 120-bed residential tower and a youth homelessness program, both now shutting down.

Jessica relied on rides from Lyft, Uber and Waymo just to get to clinical rotations. Now Gilbert nonprofits have fixed that.

Over 8,800 Phoenix employees, from firefighters to librarians, trained to assist autistic residents. A sensory room now sits inside Sky Harbor's Terminal 4.

Tickets start at $27 for the Kiwanis Park weekend, including dragon dances, a cosplay parade and a lantern kit.

The new Santa Fe Drive campus folds a senior center, library and resource office into one 35,000-square-foot building — and adds Head Start classrooms Surprise never had.

Tempe students spent nearly a year planning a borehole well now serving two rural Kenyan schools that once relied on distant, contaminated ponds.

The 82,000-square-foot temple will rise on 15.5 acres, joining a meetinghouse and support building near Ryan and Ironwood roads.

Royal Cothrun, 14, guided Teresa Morgan to shade and called her son after finding her disoriented in 103-degree heat.

The fenced, sensory-rich park replaces Tempe's old Sister Cities garden and aims to let caregivers finally rest outdoors.