Phoenix teen Ryder Noche was named NFL Flag 14U Boys Player of the Year, while retired NFL player Lorenzo Alexander coaches youth in Phoenix and supports the community through his ACES Foundation.

Police in Long Island are probing a scam where a man and a girl sold nonexistent Girl Scout cookies, while an Arizona troop was duped by a fake $100 bill.

Arizona sees a rise in grandparents raising grandchildren, with Duet and other organizations providing key support and resources to over 64,000 grandfamily caregivers.

The organizers of the WM Phoenix Open promise changes following a chaotic event with crowd and alcohol issues, emphasizing a focus on thorough investigation and improvement for future events.

Arizona lawmakers are considering a bill to clear homeless encampments where shelter is available, while Phoenix reports progress in moving individuals into housing and controlled camp areas.

The number of Valley homeowners owning their homes outright has surpassed one-third, reflecting a national trend where 40% of homes are mortgage-free.

Apache Junction Unified School District is set to start a dual language immersion program at Four Peaks Elementary this fall, amidst a legal challenge from Superintendent Tom Horne over bilingual instruction.

DHS relies on non-profits for migrant services in the border crisis, but their funding from taxpayer dollars attracts controversy and demands for accountability.

The article discusses efforts in Arizona to support teenagers' mental health, highlighting programs like Leader In Me and The Grief Sensitive Schools Initiative, and the importance of family involvement in adolescent recovery.

Simulated predators, including a fake alligator and hippos, are placed at Riverview Park in Mesa, Arizona, drawing public interest and providing basking platforms for local turtles.

Nkechi Diallo, formerly known as Rachel Dolezal, was fired from an Arizona school district after her OnlyFans content was discovered, violating their policies.

Waylon Jennings' legacy continues in Phoenix, with archival footage and annual tribute events honoring the late country music icon. His influence on Arizona's music scene remains significant, with events supporting diabetes research in his memory.

A study by TGen suggests dust storms may not increase Valley fever spores as believed, with factors like construction possibly affecting spore dispersal.