If anyone kicks off their retirement with a bang, it’s K.R. Scott.

Take note. This is an excellent question, and it may be the relief you and your family have been looking for.

In the wake of last week’s tragedy in Boston, what are the images that stayed with you? The pillowing smoke? Blood on the streets? Shell-shocked victims in wheelchairs? Our hearts have been broken again. And since the footage is shown over and over, we’re traumatized each time, just like when the twin towers burned on 9/11.

It’s been three years since she was paralyzed from the waist down after a soccer incident injured her spinal cord.

Arizonans who have to seek protection from creditors in bankruptcy court soon will be able to hang on to more of what they own.

Debbie Groff remembers her daughter’s first basketball game as a member on the JV cheerleading team.

Don't be surprised if you find yourself sitting near a horse the next time you dine out.

Arizona Bridge to Independent Living and the MaxInMotion Foundation are pleased to announce the development of a series of adaptive sports clinics for youth in Arizona. The half-day clinics will introduce children 18 years and under to wheelchair basketball and power soccer for athletes with disabilities.

Forget the ferrets. Cancel the cats. And don't even discuss the ducks.

Eight of the top wheelchair rugby teams from around the country will travel to the Valley of the Sun this weekend to compete in the 2013 Phoenix Rugby Rave at the Virginia G. Piper Sports & Fitness Center for People with Disabilities (SpoFit), 5031 E. Washington St. in Phoenix. Admission to attend the Phoenix Rugby Rave is free.

The head of the House Judiciary Committee wants to update Arizona's dated and sometimes anachronistic bankruptcy laws.

Desert Vista girls volleyball coach Molly West might have summed up the day the best.

Tornado season. We see the devastation and heartache on the nightly news to communities, homes and people. Some are fortunate to survive, yet their lives are changed forever. “Sing Them Home,” by Stephanie Kallos, is the story of one family’s loss.

Tornado season. We see the devastation and heartache on the nightly news to communities, homes and people. Some are fortunate to survive, yet their lives are changed forever. “Sing Them Home,” by Stephanie Kallos, is the story of one family’s loss.

If you could step inside a kaleidoscope, it might look and feel something like Mirazozo.

A new regional trail rating system could make Phoenix trails safer by matching hikers with the correct trails.

A Surprise husband and wife have started a business designed to help the elderly and disabled perform everyday tasks they may no longer be able to undertake because of health issues and lack of assistance.