NASCAR driver Armani Williams fuels autism awareness and inclusivity
NASCAR driver Armani Williams the cockpit of a race car is his sanctuary.
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NASCAR driver Armani Williams the cockpit of a race car is his sanctuary.
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Over the weekend, the Yuma Elks Lodge 476 held their annual MIA-POW ceremony.
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Their daughter Mia was just three years old when Canadian couple Edith Lemay and Sebastien Pelletier first noticed that she was having vision problems.
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Airmen at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana are taking action to help out people who maybe in crisis.
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This Saturday, The Western Arizona Council of Governments, or Team WACOG for short, hosted a dine-and-donate fundraising event.
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In Washington, a girl who was attacked by a cougar while she was playing with her friends is sharing her story of survival, and how she’s moving forward from the terrifying ordeal.
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If you’ve walked through the doors at Shriners Hospital, you’ve probably come in contact with Carl Hall.
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“My nephew turns 9 September 14th. Last year, he didn’t have anyone show up to his birthday party.”
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Wearing the signature black and gold colors of the Latin Kings street gang he once led, Antonio Fernandez recently walked through the Maria Hernandez Park in the majority-Hispanic neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Growing up in North Korea, Kang Na-ra had never used the internet.
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Sonora Quest Laboratories posted a picture on Facebook, announcing they will be collaborating with Aunt Rita’s Foundation to bring HIV awareness.
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“Had to go back to work. You know we didn’t have the luxury to stay home with our son, taking him to school, staying home with him, things of that nature.”
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An all-Black female crew operated an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Phoenix in honor of Bessie Coleman, the first Black woman to earn a pilot’s license in 1921.
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For most people, a backpack is a basic necessity when going to school. But, for many a backpack is a luxury.
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For most of us living in the Desert Southwest news that our region is hitting triple digits is nothing out of the norm. But, for most of us, the time we spend outside can be limited.
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It’s become one of the region’s most anticipated drawings. A chance to win a vacation and all it cost is $10.
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The summer months in the Desert Southwest are not only the warmest they’re also the most scarce when it comes to donations.
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Now, the pandemic may have changed people’s daily routines and may even have slowed some things down. But, the need for help continues to grow and facilities like the Crossroads Mission are at capacity.
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The Relay for Life Foundation will host a celebratory lap at Desert Sun Stadium on April 30.
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Whether it was a tie-dye shirt or a butterfly collared blouse, we’ve all made questionable fashion decisions. And, according to statistics about 85% of our clothes end up in landfills.
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