Helping the children of immigrant parents learn how to play a meaningful role in American society—and prepare themselves for satisfying, productive futures in their new country—has been the longtime goal of Maria Plata.

It’s been 20 years, but tears still roll down Sonya Brinton’s cheeks as she recalls what happened to her family on that fateful night during the summer of 1996.

When Linda Radke was a little girl, her grandmother stressed taking pride in her work and in having a good reputation.

Keeping adolescent scholars engaged is a daily struggle for middle school teachers.

Mexico needs to update its power grid, and with a $26 million grant and the help of an ASU engineering professor, the job has finally gotten the economic jolt it needs for work to begin.

Sandy Wood sits on the dark leather sofa in the living room of her Tempe home, thinking back on what it has meant to her to be a mother.

Families looking for fun and wholesome diversions for their kids during summer break have a wide variety of options to choose from this year.

Spring is upon us here in South Tempe and West Chandler, and for many families, that brings both joy and pain. As area children hop on their bikes and play outdoors, many...