Vegas Strip resort surprises 5,400 employees with $5K bonuses

One of the employees from The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas called the company's generous bonus “amazing” and a “big surprise.”

Wounded veteran, his family gifted brand-new Mesa home, mortgage-free

An injured veteran and his family turned the key and unlocked the door to their new home in Mesa on May 11 after it was gifted to them, mortgage-free.

Floranthopy: Arizona nonprofit repurposes flower donations for a good cause

Floranthopy reaches out to wedding planners, venues and florists in the Phoenix area and repurposes any flower donations they get into smaller arrangements for hospital patients, assisted living facilities and more.

Employee with MCSO helping domestic violence victims
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The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is recognizing one of their own for helping to make an impact on the community. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen reports.

Young Yankees fan given Aaron Judge HR ball meets his hero

The young Yankees fan who became a viral sensation this week shed more tears of joy on Wednesday when he met his hero, New York slugger Aaron Judge.

Watch: Precious toddler walks his mom down the aisle

First, he stole the spotlight. Now, this Michigan toddler is stealing hearts everywhere for his priceless reaction to his mom on her wedding day.

DoorDash driver credited with saving Massachusetts woman's life during food delivery

Sophia Furtado was making her final DoorDash delivery on Feb. 11 when she found Caryn Sullivan "unconscious, non-responsive, and actively bleeding from her head."

Ducklings rescued from storm drain by Arizona fire department and reunited with their mother

A crew with an Arizona fire and medical department saved the lives of ducklings who became stuck in a storm drain. We have the moments of their rescue and being reunited in the water with their mother.

Phoenix nonprofit offers free music lessons for kids

Rosie's House is a Phoenix-based nonprofit providing free music lessons to students who can't normally afford it.

Pet project: Mesa students write letters convincing people to adopt shelter dogs

Caroline Chung teaches social studies and English to fifth and sixth graders at the Mesa Academy for advanced Studies. While studying persuasive writing and marketing, she had an idea.