Papago Women’s Golf Association celebrates milestone 
Phoenix man arrested after jewelry heist at Phoenix Art Museum
A Phoenix man accused of stealing from the Maricopa County Elections Center and the state Senate was arrested for allegedly...
Swedish pathogen stats uncover a terrific Salmonella outbreak
Sweden has published human infection info for 2023, including a terrific Salmonella outbreak that had indispensable financial consequences and triggered...
First-attend kits: Inventory presents that can build lives
A nicely-stocked first-attend equipment can allow you answer effectively to fashioned accidents and emergencies. Withhold in spite of the entirety...
Fighting fires in extreme Phoenix summers calls for special equipment
When firefighters fight flames during the extreme heat of Phoenix summers, special equipment is needed to keep them cool.
President Biden meets with Democratic governors
At the White House, President Joe Biden sat down with Democratic governors from all over the country. Some joined virtually,...
MCSO: Preston Lord murder suspect released from jail
One of the suspects accused in the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord is out of jail. Taylor Sherman posted bond...
Excessive Heat Warning decisions guided by science
Determining what goes into The National Weather Service issuing Excessive Heat Warnings relies heavily on the science. CBS26's Nicole Krasean...
South Mountain heat death revives painful memories
The attempted rescue of a boy who overheated on South Mountain on Tuesday brought back dark memories to another family...
Determining when to issue an Excessive Heat Warning depends on the science
With temperatures seemingly always in the triple digits, what makes the National Weather Service decide if it is hot enough...
Tuesday late-night tornado confirmed in Tucson: NWS
The tornado, according to forecasters with the National Weather Service, lasted about 10 minutes.
Arizona forest officials increase Fourth of July staffing in effort to prevent wildfires
Arizona forestry officials say they're increasing department staffing to prepare for wildfires started by fireworks.
Department increasing staff for Arizona fires sparked by fireworks
The Arizona wildfire department says it plans to increase staff to prepare for wildfires sparked by fireworks.
