Ellen McNamara

It's a wedding that many will never forget – not because of the bride and groom – but because of an unwanted guest. A snake crashed an Arizona wedding, and a video of a woman taking action is going viral.

Founded in 1895, St Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center was the first hospital in the Phoenix area. This year, there is more groundbreaking history for the hospital. The first female chief of staff has been elected.

This weekend, an elite group of dogs will compete in the 148th Annual Westminster Agility Championships. It’s happening in New York and a local veterinarian and her sweet dog Phoebe will be there.

Tuesday night, The Rolling Stones will be playing to a packed crowd at State Farm Stadium. The band, Electric Mud, will be one of the opening acts, and has a direct connection to rock royalty.

The “Gilbert Goons" have been formally declared a “criminal street gang." As for those involved, police say members primarily attended east Valley schools, drank underage, used illegal drugs and "participated in a fight club type of agreement."

This week, baseball fans celebrated "National Baseball Day" on April 22. That includes local mom and children’s author Stephanie Montgomery, who hopes that more young kids will grow up to love the game.

For decades, Tomaso Maggiore made authentic Italian food that people loved in the Valley. Just a few months after his death, his daughter, Melissa Maggiore Meyer, opened a new restaurant in Scottsdale, allowing Tomaso's legacy to live on.

The Andretti name is famous in racing around the world. But now the family is helping build entertainment venues for other families across the country, and one has been opened up in Chandler.

The last name 'Symington' is sometimes associated with politics in Arizona, but that has changed, as a result of a massive cannabis company in northern Arizona.

Norah Allgaier is just five years old, but her light shines bright and her book is helping educate families.