Articles by Martha Maurer

New numbers from the Drowning Prevention Coalition of Arizona show child fatalities related to water incidents were down 50 percent in 2013.

Police are looking for as many as four suspects after two people were shot in a neighborhood near Second Avenue and Bell Road in Phoenix Friday.

Some New Year’s resolutions are harder to keep than others. One that should be at the top of your list this 2014 is keeping your loved ones safe, according to a Mesa Fire Department official.

Students at Arizona State University are redefining what it means to track workouts.

New year, new you. We hear that every January and we usually forget about it by February. The truth is the reasons why we fail at reaching our fitness goals are what I call excuses. As a former certified personal trainer, I tell my friends and family there’s always a way around your biggest fears, and since this is a money saving blog: Save some money while you’re at it.

A Chandler business was evacuated Tuesday after a tank of chlorine was found to be leaking.

Kids and matches can be a deal combination.

Big televisions, computers, tablets, speakers and high-tech gadgets are all items we likely got around the holidays.

Peoria police now have extra eyes and ears on the road. They recently partnered with some cab drivers to help them be on the lookout for suspicious behavior.