Phoenix, AZ|News|
VA Touts ‘Transformation’ 5 Years After Phoenix Hospital Scandal
The Veterans Affairs hospital in Phoenix made national headlines five years ago for falsifying records about patient wait times.
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More Mosquitos Lead To Rise In West Nile Cases In Maricopa County
The AZ Department of Health Services has reported 34 confirmed cases and 23 probable cases of West Nile in Maricopa County this year.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Former Phoenix School Transformed Into Migrant Family Shelter
Bilingual signs are the first thing you see as you approach the front doors of the old Ann Ott Elementary School.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Mercury Rookie Enters All-Star Break On High Note
Ask people about Phoenix Mercury rookie Sophie Cunningham and the same handful of words pop up.
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Judge Orders Resumption Of Federal Executions; AZ Navajo Targeted
Attorney General William Barr has named a Navajo double-murderer as one of the first five death-row inmates who will be put to death.
Boulder, CO|News|
Southwest Water Managers Grapple With Climate Change
Water managers on the Colorado River are facing a unique moment.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Launches Downtown ‘Giving Meters’ To Fight Homelessness
The city has launched its “giving meters” program, repurposing four downtown parking meters to help those who are experiencing homelessness.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Diamondbacks’ Greinke, Ray Involved In Trade Speculation
The MLB trade deadline is rapidly approaching, as it tends to do, and with it comes an annual question: buy or sell?
Phoenix, AZ|News|
‘Trip Of A Lifetime’ To China Awaits ASU Hockey Program
Arizona State’s hockey team is trading one wonder of the world this summer for another.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
‘Madhouse On McDowell’ Lands New Tenant: Phoenix Mercury
Professional basketball returned to its roots in the heart of Phoenix Wednesday.
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AZ Tourism Brings $1B In Taxes — And Challenges To Preservation
"It just really appears that there is a problem as far as people management."
Phoenix, AZ|News|
NPS Considering Improvements To Grand Canyon Telecommunications
The National Park Service wants to enhance telecommunications services within developed areas of Grand Canyon National Park.
Across Arizona|News|
Arizona School Districts Can’t Find Enough Bus Drivers
Bus driver shortages in Arizona districts are not a new problem, but in recent years the situation has become more dire.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Phoenix Sky Harbor Switches To Desert Scape To Save Water, Money
Some of the landscaping at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has changed from front-lawn green to desert tan.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Monsoons Slow Flagstaff Museum Fire, But Raise Flood Concerns
And more rain is expected this week.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
30 More Phoenix Cops Trained To Use Narcan In Opioid Overdoses
The Police Department is training more first-responders to use a nasal spray that can counter the effects of an opioid overdose.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Drones Have Become A Lifesaving Tool For Fighting AZ Wildfires
The whir of aerial drones provided a distinct soundtrack to the month it took to contain the Woodbury Fire.
Tucson, AZ|News|
Tucson Rep: Trump Is 'Trying To Destroy Our Country’s Diversity'
House members have condemned the president's recent tweets, in which he told Democratic congresswomen to “go back” to their home countries.
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McSally, Kelly Raise $13.9M For Anticipated 2020 Senate Race
If there was any question that Arizona’s 2020 Senate race would be one of the nation’s hottest, it was answered this week.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Did You Know? ‘One Small Step’ Made Possible By Scottsdale Tech
Neil Armstrong’s iconic first words spoken on the moon were heard on Earth thanks to technology made in Scottsdale.
