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Strong Cybersecurity Shouldn’t Price Movers Out of Serving Military Families

From Luke Air Force Base to Fort Huachuca, hundreds of active-duty families move in and out of Arizona every year, and few things matter more to us than helping them settle in and put down roots … more

By Justin Hart | Just-In Time Moving & Storage | 10/19/26

Craig Scrimpshire receives 2026 Five Star Wealth Manager Award

Craig Scrimpshire, CFP®, ChFC® a financial advisor with The Haugland Group, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services in Chandler, was named a recipient of the 2026 Five … more

10/7/26

What Happens from the House to the Hospital?

Parents and caregivers spend every day working to keep their children safe. They buckle car seats, put helmets on little heads, supervise swimming, lock away medications and teach children how to … more

By Julie Augenstein, MD | Phoenix Children's | 10/5/26

Child Crisis Arizona receives $250,000 grant from the Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen services for vulnerable children and families

Crisis Arizona has received a $250,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to strengthen the organization’s ability to provide critical prevention, intervention, and wellness programs … more

9/16/26

Michael Jones, president and chief executive officer of Delta Dental of Arizona

Delta Dental of Arizona expands its benefit offerings statewide addressing whole-person health

Delta Dental of Arizona announces the introduction of DeltaWellness by Delta Dental®, a new brand that brings together the organization’s growing suite of health and wellness offerings under one … more

9/10/26

Is Your Child Getting Enough Sleep for School Success?

By September, Arizona children and teens have had several weeks to adjust to the demands of a new school year. Classrooms, teachers, homework, sports and extracurricular activities are no longer … more

By Dr. Rupali Drewek | Phoenix Children’s | 9/1/26

Personal information should be wiped before turning in cell phones.

Wipe your phone before you let it go

A new phone is exciting, but many people hesitate to trade in, sell or recycle their old device because they're worried about their personal information. As a result, countless old phones end up … more

By Cox Communications | 7/28/26

Chandler’s Future is Bright

I believe that Chandler is special. I’m proud of our city, and proud to live here. I like to think most residents feel the same way because we’ve all chosen to raise families, invest in … more

By Jane Poston | Chandler City Councilmember & Candidate | 6/24/26

Mr. Pickle's owner Michael Nelson with team members Emily Wallin and Chris Schefler at the Fast Casual event.

Michael Nelson Honored as 2026 Fast Casual Top 100 Movers & Shakers

Proud Arizona business owner Michael Nelson has been named among the Top 100 Movers & Shakers in the United States by Fast Casual, accepting the honor on behalf of his brand, Mr. Pickle’s … more

5/27/26

The Best Bar announces first retail location at AJ’s Fine Foods

The Best Bar is now available at all 11 AJ’s Fine Foods locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Chandler, Mesa and Tucson. After a year of planning, the Phoenix-based small-batch nut and … more

12/10/25

Making family meals merry through mindful eating

Between festive desserts, classroom celebrations, stocking stuffers and tasty gifts arriving from friends and family, the holiday season brings endless opportunities for sugar overload. As a result, … more

By Lindsey Manz | Pediatric Dietitian, Phoenix Children’s | 12/8/25

Report: Arizonans Strengthen Understanding of Whole Body Health and Oral Wellness

Whole person health is gaining traction across Arizona as residents recognize the role oral health plays in overall wellbeing. Findings from the 2025 Delta Dental of Arizona “Examining Oral … more

By Michael Jones | Delta Dental of Arizona | 12/2/25

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Chandler's outdoor fall/winter concert series returns

The Sonoran Sunset Series returns to Veterans Oasis Park in south Chandler in another season of free outdoor concerts. The series, which began Oct. 15, and is planned for 6-7:30 p.m. on the …

Chandler women's choral group annual show is Dec. 12

The Vocal Connection Chorus invites Chandler-area women of all ages to join a holiday guest chorus for the annual “Jingle Bell Jam.” Rehearsals will take place from 6:45-8 p.m. Mondays, Nov. …

'Nutcracker' 40th production celebrated at Chandler, Mesa venues this holiday season

Ballet Etudes brings The Nutcracker back to East Valley stages this holiday season, celebrating 40 years of the production with performances Nov. 27-Dec. 6 at Chandler Center for the Arts and Dec. …

Chandler Mariachi and Folklórico Festival celebrates music, culture and Community

The 27th annual Mariachi and Folklórico Festival is set for Sunday, Nov. 1 at the Chandler Center for the Arts. The day of events, according to a news release, brings together generations …

Enough of GOP from Gilbert, time for legislative change

OPINION — I’ve been a Gilbert resident for 16 years, and I’ve watched our state government go from bad to really bad. Our legislature has been controlled by Republicans for the whole time I’ve lived here, and what do we have to show for it?

Property owners: Get to know Arizona’s new anti-squatter law

OPINION — Imagine returning home from vacation to discover that the locks have been changed and an unauthorized occupant is living inside your property. For Arizona property owners, removing that occupant has not necessarily been as immediate or straightforward as many people would expect.

Question of the Week: Does your family participate in Halloween traditions and fun?

There was a time when nothing signaled the onset of autumn like Halloween, the annual cultural celebration observed on Oct. 31, which features trick-or-treating, wearing costumes and carving …