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A dorm building at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff is being closed temporarily after multiple bats, including one that tested positive for rabies, found their way inside.
A nonprofit holds its Heroes in Action award to honor and recognize Valley nurses and maternal and infant health providers.
ADEQ began testing for PFAS in the water supply of 700 public water systems across the state in 2022.
Arizona’s Family has been investigating Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa and how federal and state agencies say patient safety was at risk.
Arizona is home to the fastest-growing rate of Alzheimer’s in the United States. The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that leads to memory loss and cognitive decline. There isn’t a cure, but we can take steps to change that.
The prolonged heatwave hitting Arizona that's extending into October can have a negative impact on our bodies and minds.
Maricopa Ambulance employees say they're ready to picket in Phoenix if they don't get a contract deal soon.
Each household will be able to order up to four nasal swab COVID-19 tests at no charge.
The number of fentanyl overdose deaths in Pima County is dropping.
If your child has trouble sleeping, ignoring it could lead to severe consequences according to a study published Monday in the medical journal JAMA Network Open.
Phoenix Forecast
There have been 18 reported cases of West Nile Virus in Arizona this year, which is low compared to this time in 2023.
A Phoenix-area teen is fighting for his life in the hospital and needs platelet donations.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is sending nearly $2 million to Arizona to help veterans get the help they need before a crisis happens.
Arizona’s Family spoke with Dr. Alexander Dydyk to find out the difference between BMI and BRI.
Congressional lawmakers are considering criminal charges against the CEO of trouble health care company Steward Health Care.
A Phoenix couple talked about their struggles with drug addiction and hope their recovery story helps inspire others.
One of the largest healthcare systems in Arizona is taking over four hospitals owned by Steward Health Care, which filed for bankruptcy earlier this year
An Iowa mother said a recent job change also meant a change to her insurance.
The future of four hospitals in Arizona owned by Steward Health Care remains uncertain despite some interest from potential buyers.
The condition may have a funny name, but it can be a serious problem.
The United States is in the middle of the biggest COVID-19 surge of the past two years.
The new animal vaccine could be in the hands of veterinarians within the next year.
While millions of Americans will have to pay for COVID-19 vaccines if they aren’t insured, Arizonans will remain covered thanks to the state health department.
Arizona is facing a critical nursing shortage and a new trend is emerging, with more nurses pursuing careers in aesthetic nursing.
It is the largest listeria outbreak in the U.S. since 2011, and Boar’s Head has recalled more than 7 million pounds of deli products.
Researchers say where you live could double your odds of being diagnosed with dementia.
A provider in Arizona says the state is short on counselors and therapists who help children with behavioral issues.
At least 57 additional people have been sickened and hospitalized in the outbreak.
Surgeon General Vivek Murthy released an advisory to parents regarding the effect that raising children may be having on their mental health.
Roughly $12 million is heading to Arizona to help pregnant women, moms, infants and young children who need it most.
CVS already has the flu shot at all its Arizona pharmacies.
Maricopa County officials say more than a dozen recent illness reports are connected to unpermitted street food vendors.
After launching its pilot program last year, Mesa Public Schools has installed vape detectors in all of its middle schools and high schools.
Since 2004, the program has helped train over 3,500 soldiers and airmen in trauma and deployment skills.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the sentencing on Thursday.
Doctors believe the case count could be a lot higher because not everyone is testing like they used to.
The baby food parents are picking up for their infants may not be as healthy as originally thought, according to new research.
So far, no bids have been received to purchase four Arizona Steward Health Care hospitals after the company filed for bankruptcy in May.
COVID-19 hasn’t gone away, and data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests it’s on the upswing around the country.
State leaders are suspending operations at St. Luke's Behavior Health Center in Phoenix, essentially closing the facility.
Law enforcement is asking people to be vigilant after new numbers show more Arizona children are dying from exposure to fentanyl.
Whether it’s texting, scrolling through social media or watching videos, sometimes time gets away from us, and we could easily spend hours on our phones.
Fresh rotisserie chickens are tasty and budget-friendly, but they can also be recipes for danger.
An Arizona man said his recovery has been much better with the help of groundbreaking technology known as Vivistim.
Do you have a scratchy throat that you can’t get rid of?
Bowen has craniopharyngioma, a rare, non-cancerous brain tumor that affects one to two people out of a million each year.
A Phoenix hospital has been forced to transfer patients after being without air conditioning for days, and one employee tells Arizona’s Family that it’s a sign of even bigger problems.
The University of Arizona is one step closer to adding a new degree that will make it easier and faster for students to become nurse midwives.
A Valley man is one of the first Americans to receive a new Alzheimer's drug.