Maricopa County looking into multiple potential heat-related deaths
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health is investigating 10 potential heat-related deaths that occurred over several days recently.
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Report: Chris Paul symptom-free, Suns hopeful of timely return
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Valley athlete proud to represent LGBTQ community at Olympics
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Jurassic Fight Night set for Gila River Arena in October
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1 dead, 4 injured in multi-vehicle collision in west Phoenix
One person died and another four were injured in a multi-vehicle collision Sunday evening in west Phoenix, authorities said.Comments -
Phoenix police trying to solve fatal hit-and-runs involving bicyclists
Two bicyclists were killed by hit-and-run drivers on busy Phoenix streets in 2016 and police are trying to figure out who is responsible. -
Backbone Fire keeps spreading, evacuation orders remain in place
The Backbone Fire, which has prompted evacuation orders for communities northwest of Payson, continued spreading overnight, authorities said Monday morning. -
Arizona couple dies while swimming at Utah state park
A husband and wife from Arizona died while swimming at a Utah state park reservoir Sunday, officials said. -
Arizona reports 384 new COVID-19 cases, no additional deaths Monday
Arizona public health officials on Monday reported 384 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths from the disease. -
High court sides unanimously with former athletes in dispute with NCAA
The Supreme Court decided unanimously Monday that the NCAA can’t enforce rules limiting education-related benefits that colleges offer to student-athletes, a ruling that could help push changes in how the student-athletes are compensated. -
Silver Alert issued for man last seen at West Valley hospital
A Silver Alert was issued Monday for a man diagnosed with with severe mental health problems, authorities said. -
Katie Hobbs remains firm on criticism of election audit in Maricopa County
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs remains firm on her stance that the state's 2020 election was a success. -
Peoria parents hope military mental health act spares others their pain
A bill would let soldiers and sailors identify a safe phrase that they could use to let superior officers know when they are in distress, and it would require that the officers refer the service member for a mental health evaluation. -
US sends Taiwan 2.5 million vaccine doses, tripling pledge
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Weekend wrap-up: Here are the biggest Arizona stories from June 18-20
From authorities identifying the suspect in a string of drive-by shootings in the West Valley to another Valley heat record being broken, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend. -
New leaders, new era: US-Israel relations reach crossroads
Their countries at crossroads, the new leaders of the United States and Israel have inherited a relationship that is at once imperiled by increasingly partisan domestic political considerations and deeply bound in history and an engrained recognition that they need each other. -
Witness tells of horror as truck rams into Arizona bike race
Bicyclist Tony Quinones had only just shaken hands with a fellow cyclist and wished him good luck in this weekend's community race in an Arizona mountain town when a truck sped into a crowd of bike riders. -
Pinnacle Fire expands to more than 31,000 acres in Graham County
A wildfire continues to burn across rural southeastern Arizona as officials enter the tenth day of battling the blaze. -
Man arrested in west Phoenix after exchanging gunfire with police
Phoenix police arrested a man on several charges after he exchanged gunfire with two officers early Sunday, authorities said. -
Arizona reports 385 new COVID-19 cases, 5 additional deaths Sunday
Arizona public health officials on Sunday reported 385 new COVID-19 cases and 5 additional deaths from the disease. -
Holocaust survivors' daughter speaks out against gas chamber executions
As Arizona prepares to resume gas chamber executions, some relatives in the Valley of Holocaust survivors are criticizing the form of execution.
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