Betzabeth Sotelo couldn't donate directly to her brother, so she swapped kidneys with a stranger through a paired exchange program.

The 32,000-square-foot addition brings a cardiac catheterization lab and 15 more ER beds to a town that's added 30,000 residents since 2020.

Arizona Autism Family Medicine gives more than 1,200 AZACS students and families a sensory-friendly clinic near 16th Street and Indian School Road.

Estrella Mountain and Paradise Valley community colleges will enroll their first radiologic tech students in Fall 2027, easing decades-long waitlists at GateWay.

A Denver man was charged $5,000 upfront by Mayo Clinic, then billed as self-pay despite having coverage. He fought back — and won.

Madison Greer turned out to be a direct match for husband Robert Coleman Jr., sparing him a years-long wait on Arizona's kidney list.

Six of seven Arizona ACA insurers want double-digit hikes for 2027, with Oscar requesting nearly 34%.

Letters are landing in mailboxes now, and one Arizona woman says wiping out her $18,000 bill was life-changing.

A leaking cooler contaminated romaine lettuce sprouts at a Tempe Safeway. Eight other Metro Phoenix stores were cited for unsafe food temperatures.

Three VA ambulances are coming to Phoenix in August, promising fewer transportation delays for veterans and a backup role during major disasters.

Six Phoenix hospitals were among 519 nationwide that received federal warnings over price‑transparency compliance, reviving questions about local hospital pricing.

A state survey found nearly 20% of Arizona adults are at moderate-to-high risk for gambling harm as wagering surges. Officials point to accessibility and urge expanded treatment and screening.

Arizona confirmed a travel-linked clade I mpox case and says there's no evidence of local spread. Officials urge exposed people to contact providers and consider vaccination.