Stephanie Innes

A California company will take over as interim manager of St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center in Phoenix.

LaRoie Davis, a former Arizona Health Department employee, is accused of taking part in massive Medicaid fraud that cost taxpayers up to $2.5 billion.

Why an IV fluid shortage is forcing Arizona hospitals to postpone surgeries

New COVID-19 vaccines are available now. Should you get one? Here's what Arizonans need to know.

Scottsdale-based HonorHealth will be the clinical partner for Arizona State University's new medical school, which will open in 2026.

The Harris-Walz campaign's Fighting for Reproductive Freedom bus tour will visit Arizona for the first time this week.

Here's what you need to know about the current 2024 pre-election law on abortions, Plan B and other reproductive care in Arizona.

Trump's health care strategies have "dangerous consequences for Arizona," the Harris campaign warned.

Kari Lake says she'll protect IVF access but her Senate race opponent Ruben Gallego says she "will say anything to gain power."

A "mess" caused by a contract problem in Arizona's Medicaid agency means thousands of enrollees get another year to navigate plan changes.

Arizona politicians from both sides of the aisle took to social media Sunday with messages of empathy and outrage about Trump incident in Florida.

It's been a 112-day hot streak in Arizona's largest city. Will the high temperature in Phoenix ever dip below 100? Here's what weather experts say.

A judge found 'serious flaws' in the way Arizona's Medicaid agency awarded a $15 billion long-term care contract but the agency won't reopen bidding.

The Buckeye Police Department is investigating how a 3-year-old girl ended up in a hot car for 2 hours Sunday. The girl died.

Ruben Gallego, in a campaign event for his U.S. Senate bid, touted the Inflation Reduction Act, which his opponent Kari Lake has criticized.

Officials with the troubled Dallas-based Steward Health say they've furloughed more than 200 Arizona employees.

Judge finds "serious flaws" in how Arizona's Medicaid program awarded long-term care contracts covering about 26,000 people. What's next?

Problem-plagued Steward Health says Arizona's decision to suspend St. Luke's hospital license is "unconscionable."

Arizona isn't experiencing the same summertime COVID-19 surge as California, but the illness is spiking in pockets of the state.

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra wants Congress to pay more attention to the health effects of extreme heat.