Phoenix Suns Arena opens back up for fans to watch basketball games
Fans are back at the Phoenix Suns Arena cheering on the Suns after nearly a year of the pandemic taking away fans from the games for COVID-19 safety.
Democrats set to introduce bill that provides $3,600 per child for some families: report
Democrats are moving to fast-track Biden's pandemic relief plan.
Babies can get COVID-19 antibodies from mothers while in the womb, study finds
A new study shows that COVID-19 antibodies — a key element to immunity and protection from the coronavirus — can be transferred from a pregnant woman to the infant during pregnancy.
Biden signs immigration orders aimed at undoing Trump-era policies, reuniting families
President Joe Biden signed executive orders Tuesday to address family separation at the U.S.-Mexico border, border security and legal immigration, part of efforts to undo Trump’s policies.
Kamala Harris' Roe v. Wade post draws Tennessee governor’s response: ‘Abortion isn’t healthcare’
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee spoke out last week after Vice President Kamala Harris issued a statement to mark the 48th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
Confused about COVID-19 vaccine and pregnancy? Doctors push for change
Efforts to avoid experimenting on pregnant women in clinical trials are unintentionally making them part of an experiment in everyday life.
Ohio boy abandoned at cemetery before Christmas reunited with dad, dog
The boy, identified only as Tony, received an outpouring of support from police and the local community after officers found him at the Hope Memorial Gardens Cemetery on Dec. 23.
Hospital develops 'hugging curtain' for sick children to touch loved ones
A hospital in Rome has come up with a unique solution to allow families to have personal contact with children who are patients while also minimizing the risk of them catching the coronavirus.
A Christmas warning for parents about dangers of toy batteries
As children open Christmas presents, a Redondo Beach couple is warning other parents about toy batteries.
Phoenix nonprofit brings awareness to pediatric feeding disorder
Arizona Gov. Ducey has proclaimed December as Pediatric Feeding Disorder Month, a little known issue that thousands of parents deal with every day. The organization Feeding Matters is hoping to bring more awareness to the issue.
Woman reportedly returned $3K engagement ring because it's too 'cheap'
It seems the rules for how much to spend on an engagement ring aren’t dead yet -- at least to some.
Arizona family shares adoption story for National Adoption Month
A Phoenix family has taken in 20 foster children and is hoping to inspire others to do the same.
Children's Museum of Phoenix reopens with all outdoor activities
The Children's Museum of Phoenix is reopening after being closed since mid-March and there's a big difference. All activities are now outside. It's called "Adventure Play."
5 sisters from two families graduate Marine Corps training together
Two sets of sisters -- five in all -- graduated from the Marine Corps recruit training together over the weekend. The Department of Defense called them "sisters by blood, now sisters-in-arms."
One of the smallest, most premature babies in the world finally goes home in Florida
After six months in the neonatal unit at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies, one of the smallest and most premature babies in the world is finally at home.
Michigan couple with 14 sons finally welcome their first daughter
A Michigan couple with 14 sons has welcomed their first daughter nearly three decades after the birth of their first child.