Banner Health's chief clinical officer Dr. Marjorie Bessel said Wednesday that another coronavirus surge could put Banner hospitals at 120% capacity by Dec. 18.
Parents who are concerned that their children may have autism can start a screening process with a phone call so see if early intervention could be beneficial.
After finalizing the state's election, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said those who challenge the results are undermining trust in the system.
Hundreds of club sports teams are making their way to the Phoenix area for tournaments that other states prohibit because of increasing coronavirus spread.
As the coronavirus pandemic pushes more jobs to become automated, workers need to gain skills to program and run artificial intelligence, Arizona experts say.
A Superior Court judge ruled that Gov. Doug Ducey overstepped his authority by allowing some Arizona restaurants to sell alcohol to-go with the proper license.
The Arizona Department of Health Services released a coronavirus vaccination distribution plan Tuesday that prioritizes health care and emergency workers.
A Valley doctor says the stress of the election cycle and from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic could lead to migraines, but there are ways to manage it.
Arizona’s Department of Economic Security has a new Law Enforcement Task Force to deal with residents who keep getting unemployment insurance debit cards for COVID-19 relief despite not asking for them.
Truck drivers have helped keep the country running during the coronavirus pandemic, and more women are getting behind the wheel of the big rigs for jobs.
