An escalating number of fatalities among racehorses at one of Arizona's largest horseracing tracks has many asking just what is killing the sport's participants.
The investigation found that Brnovich’s office has increasingly diverted funds earmarked for consumer protection to pay for legal battles that have nothing to do with consumer fraud.
Our investigation found Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's office has increasingly diverted funds earmarked for consumer protection to pay for legal battles that have nothing to do with consumer fraud.
The trouble started last week when Abbott announced his increased inspections in response to the Biden Administration’s plans to lift Title 42 immigration expulsions.
After losing her left breast, she believes doctors should be required to have conversations with women to inform them that dense breasts can cause cancer.
The problem is so out of control that the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA), which oversees high school sports, is considering tougher penalties and stronger enforcement.
OnPoint, a laboratory that tests marijuana in Arizona, has been fined nearly a half-million dollars for repeated violations. OnPoint Laboratory reached the agreement after the state threatened to pull the lab’s certification.
The Bluetooth devices are designed to track objects such as keys or backpacks, but reports are increasing across the country of the devices being used to stalk people.
A new Arizona's Family Investigates exposed injuries linked to dental implants are surging by the thousands. However, patients are being encouraged to pull healthy teeth without being fully informed on the risks or options.
Police officers, firefighters, school teachers, construction workers and those who work in retail are already priced out of the home-buying market, and are already priced out or close to being priced out of the rental market.
It was supposed to be ASU's year, and although the Sun Devils ended the season with a respectable record of 8-5, it was not the outcome fans, coaches, and players expected.
Representative Andy Biggs and Representative Paul Gosar, both Republicans, have come under scrutiny because of their social media posts and their ties to a man named Ali Alexander.
The week between Christmas and New Year's Day commonly sees this poor air quality, as dust, smoke and car exhaust settles into the greater Phoenix area.
An Arizona mother said hearing about our investigation led her to make the connection between the drug's potential side effects and her daughter's behavior.
"FDA regulates medical device manufacturers. The manufacturers are going to be responsible for ensuring that they are compliant with the restrictions. We are committed to using our full authority to assure the safety of breast implants..."
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration added new restrictions to who can administer breast implants and has approved new labeling for all FDA-compliant implants.
COVID-19 vaccines carry risks and there have been deaths, but anti-vaccination groups are misrepresenting information found on a government website, inflating the numbers. One antivaccination group tried to get claims trending on social media that vaccines have killed 45,000 people.
Politics in Arizona is a constant national focus with the state Senate election audit, politicians making headlines and President Joe Biden winning the traditionally red state in 2020.
Meteorologist Marvin Percha with the National Weather Service confirms this is one of the top five windiest years we’ve seen in more than three decades when you look at the spring and early summer months.
Gov. Doug Ducey ignored warnings from a COVID-19 modeling group that tracked and predicted the course of the pandemic during the last year. That claim comes from one of the group leaders who say thousands of deaths could have been prevented.
Near the Nogales port of entry, rows of streets that were once busy with shoppers are empty. Doors are padlocked. Closed or for lease signs hang in the windows.
For people purchasing marijuana products from a dispensary, it would be reasonable to expect products to be free of harmful chemicals and pesticides. That is an assumption people in Arizona should not make.
Arizona's Family Investigative Reporter exposes the manufacturer had evidence decades ago, before Singulair went on the market, that it affected the brain.
