Arizona reports its first death from the pneumonic plague since 2007, with health officials emphasizing the disease's rarity and treatability with antibiotics.

John Nickens IV succeeds Robert Meyer as CEO of Phoenix Children's Hospital as Meyer retires after 23 years. Nickens brings experience from LCMC Health in New Orleans.

The Grand Canyon reports one case of hantavirus and one of rabies, with authorities stressing preventive actions and the importance of timely medical treatment.

Officials urge caution as measles cases rise; CDC reports 1,227 cases, including four in Navajo County, AZ. Coconino County remains vigilant, advises public on symptoms and vaccination with MMR as a preventative measure.

The Durango Juvenile Detention Center's guitar program helps detainees learn music, builds teamwork, and rewards good behavior, with ASU grad students providing additional lessons and skills.

Maricopa County issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for June 26-27 due to anticipated high ozone levels. Residents are advised to take actions to reduce pollution.

Two cancer survivors, Sonya Engle and Theresa Millington, stress the importance of regular health screenings during Cancer Survivors Month, advocating for proactive approaches and highlighting improved screening methods.

ADEQ issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County due to high ozone levels, recommending that residents, particularly children and those with lung diseases, limit outdoor activities.

A measles case at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport prompted public health officials to alert exposed individuals and emphasize the importance of vaccination amidst a rise in US cases.

Four unvaccinated individuals in Navajo County, Arizona, contracted measles related to international travel. Public health officials are responding and urging vaccination.

The August Egg Company is recalling nearly 2 million egg cartons over Salmonella concerns, with customers advised to return purchased eggs for a refund.

HIV service funding cuts in the Trump Administration's budget are challenging Valley non-profits like Spectrum Medical, which has to redirect funds to maintain services.

Hickman's Family Farms bird flu outbreak killed 6 million chickens, disrupting the egg market and raising environmental and public health concerns regarding carcass disposal near residences.