Kylee Cruz

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Kylee Cruz

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — As the school year comes to a close, Good Morning Arizona surprised one deserving Mesa teacher!Kylee Cruz recently headed to Carson Junior High School, where she surprised Olivia Medina with some fun treats!We first met Olivia right before the school year started when we surprised her as she was buying school supplies at Treasures 4 Teachers. Olivia and her friend Kayla Baker were just about to start their second year in the classroom when Kylee first met them.

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Kylee Cruz

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — If you’ve driven around the outskirts of the Valley lately, you’ve likely noticed a massive amount of new apartments and homes going up!“The southeast Valley, San Tan, Queen Creek, northwest Valley, West Valley, big home builders—these big, nationally, publicly traded homebuilders want big plots of land,” realtor Trevor Halpern, founder of Halpern Residential, said.

2 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Kylee Cruz

GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily)—Math can be challenging for many kids, but Carolina Selga from Gilbert Elementary makes it approachable and even fun!Arizona’s Family surprised Ms. Selga with our last Silver Apple award for the season. She’s a 14-year veteran in the classroom and currently teaches at Gilbert Elementary. “I came to a grade where I thought I could make the most impact, and 5th grade, 6th grade, that’s where you’re you got to hit it,” Ms. Selga said.

3 weeks ago | kold.com | Kylee Cruz

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Have you found yourself sneezing more often and having a runny nose and itchy eyes? Strong winds across Arizona on Tuesday might make your allergies even worse!“Even if you don’t suffer from allergies a lot, a windy day could still cause symptoms,” Valley allergist Dr. Sanjay Patel said. Dr. Patel said the simplest thing you can do is take an allergy medication like Zyrtec or Allegra. Patel says they typically last 24 hours and can kick in quickly.

3 weeks ago | azfamily.com | Kylee Cruz

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Have you found yourself sneezing more often and having a runny nose and itchy eyes? Strong winds across Arizona on Tuesday might make your allergies even worse!“Even if you don’t suffer from allergies a lot, a windy day could still cause symptoms,” Valley allergist Dr. Sanjay Patel said. Dr. Patel said the simplest thing you can do is take an allergy medication like Zyrtec or Allegra. Patel says they typically last 24 hours and can kick in quickly.