Arizona Family's Tragedy Leads to Scrutiny of Midwife Regulations Following Fatal Home Birth
In Arizona, a family grieves after a mother and her baby died during a home birth with midwife Sarah Kankiewicz, who is now facing potential license revocation amidst questions about midwife regulation.
Two Men Sentenced to Prison for Assaulting Hopi Officers During 2021 Chase on Indian Reservation
Two men were sentenced for assaulting Hopi police during a car chase where an AM-15 rifle was fired at officers. The incident involved a traffic violation that escalated on the Hopi Reservation.
Goodyear Ramps Up Monsoon Preparedness With Alert System and Free Sandbags for Residents
Arizona's monsoon season prompts Goodyear to offer safety resources, including a GY Alerts system for real-time updates and free sandbags for flood protection, with residents reminded to bring shovels at designated pick-up locations.
Secretary Xavier Becerra Discusses Reproductive Healthcare in Tucson and Phoenix Amid Critical Supreme Court Ruling
U.S. Health Secretary Becerra visited Arizona, discussing the post-Roe challenges for women's reproductive healthcare and stressing the need for clear information on healthcare access.












