Rich Prange

12 News at 5 informs you about what’s happening in the Valley and all of Arizona.

Sergeant First Class Bennet Fulton and his team were tasked with helping to keep fans safe during Super Bowl week.

It’s quite possibly becoming the world’s fastest-growing sport.

Self-care can contribute to a healthier lifestyle overall and reduce stress levels.

12News was there for the emotional meeting between two brothers and the sister they had never met before in person.

While Riley St. John was serving his country, he was also dealing with personal issues.

The floating dock gives fishing enthusiasts like KJ Jones more freedom and independence.

Richard Neider lost the use of his legs 10 years ago during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Now he’ll be able to walk alongside his wife thanks to new technology.

Private donations will go towards renovating and upgrading the facilities at the Family Investigations Bureau’s Family Advocacy Center.

2,000 dancers from 35 countries are competing in the World Hip Hop Dance Championship being held at the Arizona Grand Resort and Spa in Phoenix.

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control have more animals than kennel space right now.

Rain and winds in the East Valley on Wednesday knocked down trees and damaged a resident’s Jeep.

After thousands of hours for a total rebuild, volunteers welcomed Gean LeVar to her new rebuilt home this week.

The non-profit organization trains service dogs that have been rescued from kill shelters to help veterans in need.

Steven Gonzales didn’t have any gloves or protection when he reached in and rescued a Harris’s Hawk from drowning in a pool drain.

The Women Marines Association honored the early trailblazers with roses.

“You cannot walk on somebody’s property and steal.”

If you’ve taken your car in for collision repair lately, you might have faced some delays getting it done.

Eight years ago the Rupperts started making sculptures out of felt material from cowboy hats that would otherwise end up in the landfill, giving it new life.

COVID-19 pushed Aria Shapiro into epileptic seizures that would not stop. Now recovered, she’s searching for a special service dog to help watch over her.