ABC15 Arizona and KTAR News co-hosted a roundtable on teen mental health, discussing violence, the impacts of social media, and the pandemic, featuring local professionals and reporters.

Planned Parenthood Arizona adds vasectomy services at its Central Phoenix Health Center in response to increased demand for male sterilization after the reversal of Roe v. Wade.

Maricopa County leads the US in fatal crashes linked to fentanyl, with a surge in overdose deaths driven by fentanyl and meth underscored by recent data.

Two Las Vegas residents face federal charges for defrauding Arizona's healthcare system out of $9.4 million, primarily targeting a program for Native Americans.

The article discusses potential water bill increases in Arizona and Nevada due to drought, with rate hikes proposed by EPCOR in Arizona and the LVVWD in Nevada considering an Excessive Use Charge to encourage conservation.

Mobile maternity care clinics in Arizona are providing essential prenatal services to underserved communities to improve healthcare access for expectant mothers.

The world's first Neuralink brain chip was implanted in a paralyzed man, who has since regained some functions and can control a computer with his mind.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona and Dignity Health have reached an agreement, reinstating in-network access for members after a negotiation deadlock.

Arizona's mental health system is set for reform with $50 million funding proposed, targeting its current rank as 49th in the nation for mental health services.

A 7-year-old Arizona girl, Victoria Pasten-Morales, underwent multiple amputations after a severe Group A Streptococcus infection necessitated numerous surgeries in just two weeks.

Judge Roslyn Silver considers a third contempt case against Arizona for failing to improve healthcare in its state-operated prisons, after revealing inadequate staffing by contracted firm Naphcare.

Coconino County confirmed one measles case and another probable one, warning of exposure at various Northern Arizona locations. Health officials advise vaccination and vigilance for symptoms.

Dignity Health no longer accepts BCBSAZ as in-network coverage in Arizona after the two failed to agree on a contract, impacting patients' healthcare costs.