Maricopa County Public Health offers a Free Vaccination Event at Tolleson Civic Center for adults on August 13, 2024, including vaccines like Hepatitis A & B, TDAP, and MMR.

The Arizona Infectious Disease Training and Exercise event, AZID2024, saw 400 health professionals collaborate on managing disease outbreaks, focusing on health equity and surveillance.

Jacob's Hope, a nonprofit caring for opioid-affected infants in Arizona, faces a potential shutdown due to funding issues, with over $80,000 owed by AHCCCS.

A severe fire at Hickman Family Farms near Tonopah destroyed a barn and chickens, eliciting a coordinated response from multiple fire departments; no human injuries were reported, cause under investigation.

Phoenix intensifies cooling efforts with a new shelter and expanded heat relief center, aiding over 14,000 heat-vulnerable people since May. The city reports a 23% drop in heat-related calls and plans to add 790 new shelter beds by 2025.

Chandler City won the Healthy Arizona Worksite Platinum Award for its employee health initiatives, including health screenings and community volunteer work.

The Arizona Department of Health Services warns that drowning is the leading cause of death for children 1-4 in the state and urges community-wide prevention measures.

Officials warn about the risks of extreme heat for older adults in Pima County, advising visits and support networks to ensure safety, especially for those on medication.

A nurse gave a patient the wrong drug due to a medication packaging error reported by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, highlighting the importance of double-checking medications.

A northern Arizona healthcare facility, TCRHCC, reinstates mask mandates due to a COVID-19 spike, and aims to replenish test supplies. Arizona reports a downturn in cases, contrasting with the continued vigilance at select health institutions.

Navajo County faces a rise in rabies cases, particularly among gray foxes, shifting from isolated incidents to an outbreak, prompting health warnings and the importance of pet vaccinations.

The Pima County Health Department is encouraging parents to get children vaccinated before school, stressing the importance of immunizations for disease prevention and community health.

Arizona's WIC program celebrates 50 years with innovations such as virtual appointments and technological tools for nutrition education, catering to modern needs while preserving traditional services.