MCDPH is monitoring after animals at Wildlife World Zoo tested positive for H5N1 avian flu. Risk to humans is low, but precautions and biosecurity measures are in place.

H5 avian influenza was detected in wastewater from two Coconino County reclamation plants. No human or animal cases have been reported in the area, and public risk is considered minimal.

Arizona has confirmed its first human cases of H5 avian influenza in Pinal County, with the affected individuals, now recovered, having been exposed to infected poultry at a commercial facility. Risk to the public is low and measures are in place.

ASU President Michael Crow has been recognized by Time Magazine for his sustainability efforts, notably focusing on education and innovative climate solutions.

Christmas tree farms are struggling with drought and heat, with effects ranging from sapling casualties to supply shortages. Farms are adapting strategies to cope, but the future of tree availability is uncertain.

St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center in Phoenix has reopened under new management after addressing health and safety issues, starting with one 26-bed unit and a focus on adult inpatient care.

Maricopa County celebrated its 25th National Adoption Day, where families legally adopted foster children with the help of the ADHS Vital Records team.

Arizona reports its first human cases of H5 avian flu in two individuals from Pinal County, who experienced mild symptoms and recovered. Health officials say there's low risk to the public and no sign of human-to-human transmission.

Whistleblowers in healthcare face prolonged battles for justice, as seen in the experiences of Dr. Maher Huttam with the Phoenix VA and UK surgeon Manuf Kassem, both of whom faced retaliation for exposing patient safety issues.

CCHHS received a $440,000 grant from the Arizona Department of Housing to fight housing insecurity, assisting households at risk of homelessness with rent, utilities, and other expenses.

Arizona's behavioral health hospitals face financial strain with rising uncompensated care costs, contrasting with the profitability of general hospitals.

The article details the Gilbert family's struggle with ALS, highlighting Maya Carter’s role as a caregiver for her husband and the broader context of unpaid caregiving in the U.S.

SunFed Produce recalled cucumbers due to potential salmonella contamination, and Handsome Brook Farms recalled certain organic eggs for the same reason. Both products were distributed in several states and provinces.