ABC15’s Susan Casper is joining Sonoran Living Live as a host on Monday, Jan. 7.

Conservation, sustainable living and the science of the Sonoran Desert will be the topics of free lectures and presentations this summer.

“Terri O” is on the go – this time back to a front-and-center seat in front of Valley morning television viewers.

Johnathan Blyler is often asked why moonlight hikes aren’t offered more frequently at Usery Mountain Regional Park. To which he replies: "Because I cannot control the moonlight. And if I could, I’m fairly certain I wouldn’t be an interpretive ranger."

Johnathan Blyler is often asked why moonlight hikes aren’t offered more frequently at Usery Mountain Regional Park. To which he replies: "Because I cannot control the moonlight. And if I could, I’m fairly certain I wouldn’t be an interpretive ranger."

The second Keller Williams Sonoran Living Fill A Box-Feed A Family event collects food items to make food boxes.

The second Keller Williams Sonoran Living Fill A Box-Feed A Family event collects food items to make food boxes.

James and Josie Nelson have been singing together since college, a shared passion the two describe as helpful to their 25-year marriage.

February 19, 2005

Members of Community Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Tempe will be given glass bottles next spring with instructions to take them on trips to “places of renewal” during the following four months and fill them with what they believe is “life-giving water.”

Mesa’s isn’t No. 3. It’s No. 1. We’re not slighting the qualities of Scottsdale or Gilbert, which came in at No. 7 and 16, respectively, on Money magazine’s annual list of the best American cities to live.

Spring in Arizona: The snowbirds are flocking, the flowers aren’t scorched yet and the open-air festivals have come calling. This weekend two festivals crammed with original art will vie for the right to scuff up your debit card.

Kevin Houston Group,

Kevin Houston Group,

A group of Cave Creek middle school students received more than grades at the end of their summer school class — they got film credits.

The Sonoran News, a small Cave Creek weekly newspaper, now has something in common with the National Enquirer and a world famous crime reporter: Former congressman Gary Condit has sued them for defamation.

The Sonoran News, a small Cave Creek weekly newspaper, now has something in common with the National Enquirer and a world famous crime reporter: Former congressman Gary Condit has sued them for defamation.

Mesa Unified School District will host its fifth annual Secondary Choral Festival 7 p.m. Oct. 25 in the Mesa Arts Center's Ikeda Theater, 1 E. Main St. The concert is free and open to the public. The event will be streamed live by the district's educational TV department.