Katherine Davis-Young

A major measles outbreak in South Carolina has ended and the most active outbreak in the U.S. is now in Utah . The virus is continuing to spread in Arizona, too.

Intense summer heat will be here soon. And organizations across Maricopa County are preparing to launch seasonal heat relief services Friday.

Phoenix's 24/7 heat relief site opens its doors Friday.

As summer approaches, Phoenix's central hub for homeless services is seeking donations of bottled water.

Keeping a home cool through an Arizona summer can come with a big price tag. But there are resources available in the state for utility assistance and air conditioning repairs. Here's where to start.

So far in 2026, officials are investigating 42 possible heat-related deaths, according to data released Tuesday by the Maricopa County Department of Public Health. The majority of those cases are from March, when the Valley had a record-shattering nine days in triple-digit heat.

Phoenix could soon put much tighter restrictions on services for homeless individuals in public parks.

Public health officials are warning of possible measles exposures at 10 locations throughout Mesa in late April and early May.

It's a sunny Saturday morning at the Friendly Village of Orangewood, a mobile home park in North Phoenix for residents 55 and older.

Arizona's largest measles outbreak in more than 30 years is showing promising signs of slowing down.