Jessica Winters

“It causes people to be much calmer, it can lower blood pressure, overall stress levels, it can even lower heart rate in folks.”

Tempe City Council has entered into negotiations with two developers, Sunbelt Holdings and Venue Projects, to make this vision a reality.

The purifiers help freshen the air in classrooms to combat sicknesses like the coronavirus and the flu.

The Prescott National Forest is hosting a four-day bootcamp to encourage more female firefighters to join the male-dominated field.

The Valley nonprofit Angels on Patrol provides officers with the money they need, so they can help people without reaching into their own pockets.

17-year-old Alexa Cruz died in a car accident on the way to a tournament in Texas with her family and other teammates.

COVID-19 kept the now married couple, Jeff and Victoria Asher, away from each other for almost a year at one point.

Tutor Doctor Gateway & East Mesa, a tutoring organization, weighs in on the pandemic’s toll on students and ways to help.

The nonprofit Grounded No More, Inc. took retired Colonel Richard Toliver on a ride in the skies.

A suspect smashed in the glass door of a Phoenix Mexican restaurant, then stole their cash register.

Arizona set a new record in November, topping $60 million for the first time in sales.

The Valley city had one of the first homeless outreach programs in the country. Now, it and ASU are looking to help even more community members.

Christie Edwards started her small business, Madera Wick Candles, after losing her job at the beginning of the pandemic.

Moon Valley Bible Church closed its doors for repairs after the roof of its storage room caved in back in August.

After the initial months of the pandemic brought employment rates to all-time lows, the Office of Economic Opportunity said our state has made a full recovery.

Since 2006, Christmas Trees of Hope has delivered nearly 3,000 donated trees to families who can’t otherwise afford them.

Tammy Fisher with Tammy Fisher Travel based out of Scottsdale said flights are around 30% more expensive than they were two years ago.

2021 proved to be a seller’s market in the Valley. Will next year be the same? Real estate technology company Homie weighs in.

“I have had people go to Home Depot, get a tree from there, and bring it to us and try to trade it in for a different tree or even get a refund off that one.”

Jimmie Munoz Jr. said his dad, who opened a Christmas tree lot in south Phoenix 36 years ago, died on Aug. 13.