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NourishPHX, a local food and clothing bank, is hosting its annual Mother’s Day donation drive to pamper Valley mothers.
Yuri Isakov started Better Barber in Phoenix because he wanted to create a shop that feels like home.
Two Phoenix Mercury players and a former Suns player are among eight athletes and celebrities participating in a charity cornhole competition.
The Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation selected three Valley schools to receive $10,000 each aspros part of the company’s Get Kids Cooking grants!
Melissa Lenberg created Citrine Natural Beauty after her own health challenges sent her on a path to find clean products.
The Joy Bus, a Phoenix-area nonprofit that delivers meals to homebound cancer patients and their families, announced a new partnership that will make a huge impact on the number of deliveries that can be made.
The Gilbert Police Department is recommending that the Town Council authorize the formation of a dedicated unit to connect and build trust with the youth.
Briana Groff and her son started Inclusive Neuroverse in Phoenix to fill a gap in the community where everyone can feel like they belong.
On this edition of Field Trip Friday, Good Morning Arizona is taking you up to the charming town of Cornville for the annual Sip! Experience festival.
Ian Jeffer was just named the nationwide winner of the fifth annual Henry Schein Athletics and Schools Rising Star Award.
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On Wednesday, 13 babies graduated from the Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program for Infants and Newborns (CHAMPION) at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
Primitive Glass in Phoenix offers beautiful pitcher sets, glassware, lamps, beer glasses and more!
The AI dolls are complete with accessories related to your job, interests or hobbies.
Dr. Frank Lovecchio joined Good Morning Arizona on Tuesday to talk about how to track down your vaccination records.
A nonprofit is working to destigmatize homelessness and rehumanize people through care packages and meaningful connections across the Phoenix area.
The annual “Home in One” golf tournament helped raise more than $20,000 to help pets in need at the Arizona Humane Society.
MacAlpine’s remains the community’s favorite neighborhood joint, still serving up classic favorites like a burger and fries to old-fashioned ice cream sodas.
For 47 years, Barney has been working at a busboy at a central Phoenix Denny’s. Now, Denny’s is doing Something Good to give back to Barney and those with intellectual disabilities.
His goal is to provide honest and accurate reviews for restaurants around the state, free from the influence of payment by the restaurants.
Ian Schwartz headed up to Sedona to learn how Arizona is being infused into Suncliffe Gin.
Be sure to tune in on May 7 when we pull the winners of all the prizes that morning live on Good Morning Arizona.
When seven newborn kittens were found stuck in a ceiling, the Arizona Humane Society came to the rescue!
Two East Valley eighth-graders brought home several awards from a national robotics competition.
Giuseppe's on 28th is a Trattoria-style Italian restaurant where customers can find rich food made with high-quality ingredients.
The new, age-based accounts will restrict who can contact teens, and the type of content they’ll see.
Toro's happy hour is every day from 3 to 6 p.m., and there are even some good deals on the weekend.
Banner Health’s Poison and Drug Information Center reported a drop in overall call volume but a rise in the severity of those calls.
The Autism Awareness Cruisin’ Car Show is rolling into Surprise for its fifth year, hosted by TEAM 4 Kids Pediatric Therapy.
Open House tours begin this weekend at the home built by Woodside Homes in Ironwood Villages at North Creek.
Full Spectrum Learn & Play is hosting a free open house this weekend in Chandler.
King Pigeon offers a curated grab-bag of vintage and thrift clothing, knickknacks, housewares, weird odds & ends, guitars, and other musical equipment.
An old van that had been sitting in a junkyard has been fully restored and will be gifted to a Valley shelter that helps homeless and pregnant women get back on their feet.
Gibby had five $200 gift cards to hand out at the Fry's off 43rd Avenue and Bethany Home Road.
Aloha Yogurt serves hand-mixed froyo and homemade nostalgic goodies like “Froyo Tacos," dog-friendly froyo and cookie dough sandwiches.
Ernest W. McFarland, the founder of KTVK and a former U.S. senator, will be inducted into the Arizona Farm and Ranch Hall of Fame.
Good Morning Arizona is taking you to the Sheaborhood to get a glimpse of businesses who have been a staple in the community for years.
Leaders in the Valley community are going above and beyond to support mental health awareness.
Bitzee Mama’s is a staple for breakfast and lunch in downtown Glendale.
Lunes was just a four-month-old brown tabby shorthair when he got stuck in a storm drain under a Phoenix sidewalk in December.
Scottsdale Ferrari Art Week will feature works from hundreds of galleries worldwide, including a unique rendering of the Colorado River from artist Ben Miller.
Snack on some tasty, light holiday eats just in time for St. Patrick's Day!
The Fiesta Sports Foundation is offering scholarship for Arizona minority students seeking their GED or attending a state university.
Beckett’s Table’s menu of seasonal American cooking features something for everyone.
If you are looking for a happy hour with a New Mexico twist, look no further than Lovecraft in north Phoenix.
A group of friends from college are setting out to find the best sports town in the USA.
A former Glendale fire captain who beat cancer took the field to be honored at a spring training game on Saturday afternoon.
The film See Her Be Her looks at the global rise of women in baseball, and one of the players featured is an Arizona teen!
A Valley nonprofit is hosting an event to help single-parent families dealing with cancer battles.
A West Valley resource center is helping out expecting parents and families by offering free programs and resources.
The Bar opened a new uptown Phoenix location, and happy hour is from noon to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.