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Airbnb and the American Farmland Trust are launching the "Farm to Stay" grant program, offering farmers up to $10,000 to renovate their properties for overnight stays or add on-site experiences for tourists.

Airbnb launches 'Farm to Stay' grant program for farmers Airbnb and the American Farmland Trust are launching the "Farm to Stay" grant program, offering farmers funds to renovate their properties for overnight stays or add on-site experiences for tourists.

A Chandler nonprofit and community volunteers transformed a group home for girls in foster care in just six weeks.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety is making progress in how it handles non-criminal child abuse investigations.

SU Hockey head coach Greg Powers spoke publicly for the first time since defenseman Matthew Mayich collapsed during an off-ice workout more than a month ago, but declined to answer questions about the workout itself.

After years of complaints from residents and two separate ABC15 reports highlighting the issue, the City of Surprise is taking steps that could finally lead to repairs on a pothole-ridden stretch of 178th Avenue in northwest Surprise.

Tempe is celebrating the grand reopenings of two renovated parks this week, showcasing new playgrounds, shade structures, and improved accessibility as part of the city's five-year cycle investing roughly $60 million in parks.

Navy veteran Nicole Pogue remembers the moment she realized no one was coming to save her. It came after multiple su***de attempts, years of addiction, and a military career cut short by sexual assault.

Mesa veteran turns her own trauma into lifeline for other vets Navy veteran Nicole Pogue remembers the moment she realized no one was coming to save her. It came after multiple su***de attempts, addiction, and a military career cut short by sexual assault.

A publicly traded East Coast financial services company intends to close a Valley facility and lay off 120 people.

Some parents may have heard the terms "soft lockdown" or "modified lockdown." Those terms will soon go away as the Arizona Department of Education works to standardize the terminology for all districts and charters across the state.

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A Mesa family is grieving after a suspected impaired driver struck them on the side of U.S. 60, killing an 82-year-old woman and seriously injuring two others.

Mesa family mourns grandmother killed in roadside crash, two relatives hospitalized after suspected DUI driver