Jordan Hope, 18, didn't know he was being filmed outside a Maricopa Walgreens — now strangers have donated thousands to help the man he calls Mister Roy.

Free 10-to-15-minute sit-downs with lawyers and financial pros land at Tempe Marketplace on Oct. 20 — no appointment needed.

The downtown parade gets a New Orleans-inspired logo and a new name ahead of its Jan. 2 march down Central Avenue.

Starting Saturday, Mesa residents can swap their old library card for one styled like a vintage concert ticket.

The Aguila Park facility aims to fix a gap after sponsored senior classes in Laveen drew overwhelming turnout this summer.

Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza hosts the Promise Garden ceremony before participants set out Nov. 7 to fund dementia care and research.

A drone show spelling out “Taiwan” capped the night market celebration at ASU's West Valley campus, part of Phoenix's booming Taiwanese community.

Magical Motors and ASU volunteers rewire toy Jeeps into adaptive rides, skipping years-long waits for power wheelchairs.

The former Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary now houses seven tenants, from daycares to a Montessori program, plus a WIC office on the way.

Caden Briggs, 20, turned a childhood tradition with his late brother Graysen into a lighting company across the Phoenix metro.

Stephanie Vasquez opened Fair Trade Café in 2007 and has since helped launch programs supporting more than 1,100 businesses.

Phoenix's master leasing plan aims to help residents with bad credit or past evictions move into apartments.

More than three-quarters of Lake Havasu City residents were born elsewhere, and the city attracts retirees and winter visitors.