Tomorrow the KNIX crew is rolling by a five year old girls house named Lilly. She just beat cancer and we are celebrating doing a socially distant parade!

We spoke to the owner of Sanderson Ford about how they are helping the community during this time. They have teamed up to bring awareness to domestic violence during quarantine

We talked to the wonderful people at Arizona Animal Welfare League about how having a four legged companion can really help with the quarantine blues. We also talked to two women from the valley who got together virtually to write a childrens book about the quarantine and we figure out how we can help our friends at St. Vincent De Paul

GCU is now making it easier than ever to enroll and get a great college education! They also are doing many things for the community around them.

The Phoenix Zoo is also offering shout out videos from their animals for your children. You can watch livestreams of the animals with your family while to zoo is closed to the public. Plus, is you are buying or selling a house we've got an app you may want to try!

We spoke to Dan Futrell head of Pats run and he is encouraging people to still sign up and run or walk on their own at a safe social distance. You can sign up at patsrun.com. Also we spoke to John Lewis, VP of the National Bank Of Arizona giving advice on what to do if you have fallen on hard financial times

A local catering company is giving away healthy home cooked meals to healthcare workers on the front line. A 6th grader from Ahwatukee named Hudson has created something that is helping nurses and doctors!

The Arizona Cardinals have always given back and now they are stepping up even more in these crazy times. You can visit azcardinals.com to see what they are doing to help local restaurants.

We talked to Archie Bradley from the Diamondbacks today. He was live from his parents farm in Oklahoma where his dad is recovering from COVID-19 after being in the hospital for over a week.

We talked to Dr. Encinas from Biolab in Scottsdale this morning. He and his team developed a finger prick test to test for coronavirus antibodies. You can get it at your primary care doctor.