Data analysis shows low investment in kids futures across Arizona
The state rank 40th across the country after comparing 2019 factors in their health, education, economic status and families.
TPD gets more AEDs
The police department now has 100 of the lifesaving devices.
University of Arizona researchers to study cross-border childhood asthma
The UA study will follow 500 pregnant women of Mexican descent in both cities and their newborns for the next five years
Delta variant of COVID-19 in Pima County
Dozens of cases of the highly transmissible virus have been identified in Arizona.
Tohono O'odham Nation advocates in Congress for properly funded federal services
Tribal leaders call out government's failure to fulfill promises to fund hospitals, school and detention centers in tribal lands.
Ducey blocks ASU policy requiring masks for unvaccinated students
Executive order would apply to all of the state's public universities and community colleges
House bill introduced to ensure access to health data for tribes
If passed, tribal health authorities wouldn't have to 'negotiate' for information to inform health policy.
Arizona passes 6 million in administered vaccine doses
ore than 3.3 million people statewide have received at least the first dose with around 2.9 million fully vaccinated
San Carlos Apache Tribe nearly halts spread of coronavirus
Average number of positive COVID-19 cases is down to less than 1% a week
PACC trap-neuter-return program hoping to expand
Expansion would allow PACC to spay and neuter more outdoor and feral cats, and increase cat health.
Local tribes update current COVID-19 health policies
The Tohono O'odham Nation reaffirmed its masking requirements, while the Pascua Yaqui Tribe approved a resolution to lift its stay-at-home order.
Slow summer of adjustment expected for COVID-aware citizens
The Memorial Day weekend is the first test for many who are ditching their masks.
Arizona legalizes clean needle exchange sites
People who inject drugs can exchange their used needles for clean ones at the sites. Clean, sharp needles reduced the risk of illnesses like HIV.
Campaign to discuss COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy launching in Tucson
A group of community organizers will soon be reaching out to Tucsonans to answer questions or help register people for the vaccine.
Arizona's budget, teen mental health support and school sports
In this week's episode of Arizona 360, the team also discusses COVID-19 updates.
