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Popular grocer opening 4 new stores in Arizona. Here's where

Popular grocer opening 4 new stores in Arizona. Here's where

Here's a look at where new Sprouts Farmers Market locations are set to open through the end of 2026, including four stores in Arizona.
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Why Arizona is one of the best states in America for butterflies

Why Arizona is one of the best states in America for butterflies

Arizona's most colorful insects are butterflies. The ultimate guide, from when they're most active and why they seem to always follow you around.
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72-75 – deGrom delivers before M’s deliver killing blow

72-75 – deGrom delivers before M’s deliver killing blow

deGrom believes in this team, at least
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New Mosquito Species, Aedes amateuri, Discovered in U.S. for First Time in Arizona

New Mosquito Species, Aedes amateuri, Discovered in U.S. for First Time in Arizona

Florida researchers have announced the discovery of a new mosquito species, Aedes amateuri, in the United States for the first time. Previously, this species had only been recorded in Mexico. Scientists have now found Aedes amateuri in the Sky Islands region of southeastern Arizona. According to the University of Florida, this mosquito is known to feed on humans and other large mammals. However, very little else is currently known about the species, including its potential to spread diseases. The mosquito's biology and habitat make it challenging to detect, as it typically thrives in temporary pools of water that form after warm monsoon rains. This means that adult mosquitoes may only flourish when specific rainfall conditions occur in the right locations. Arizona already hosts over 40 mosquito species, many of which emerge during the state's wettest and warmest months, from March to October.
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Knight-Swift Transportation Seeks Claims Examiner 2 in Phoenix, Arizona

Knight-Swift Transportation Seeks Claims Examiner 2 in Phoenix, Arizona

Knight-Swift Transportation Seeks Claims Examiner 2 in Phoenix, Arizona
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Arizona Expert Previews Upcoming Game with BYU

Arizona Expert Previews Upcoming Game with BYU

BYU and Arizona are set to do battle for the 28th time overall and third time as Big 12 Conference rivals. Arizona has not beaten BYU since 2008. Will the Cougars continue their win streak or will Arizona snap the skid? SB Nation’s Arizona site, Arizona Desert Swarm (ADS), was kind enough to answer a few […]
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Colorado River Basin States Face Potential Supreme Court Litigation Over Water Scarcity

Colorado River Basin States Face Potential Supreme Court Litigation Over Water Scarcity

The seven states within the Colorado River Basin are on the brink of potential Supreme Court litigation as the river's flow at Lee's Ferry, Arizona, is projected to fall below a critical threshold by October. This threshold, outlined in the 1922 Colorado River Compact, dictates the minimum flow required for downstream states. If the flow drops below this 'tripwire,' it could trigger prolonged and costly legal battles. Experts warn that such litigation could lead to severe water cuts for cities, farmers, and ranchers in Colorado and other basin states. Tensions have been high due to a historic drought and record-breaking winter temperatures, which have severely impacted water supplies. The federal government intervened in August with a plan imposing significant water cuts on Arizona, Nevada, and California after states failed to reach a consensus. Nevada has already sued the Bureau of Reclamation over this plan. Tribal nations, legally entitled to over 25% of the river's water, may also pursue legal action ...
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Western States Expand Medicaid Reimbursement for Doula Care to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes

Western States Expand Medicaid Reimbursement for Doula Care to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes

A growing number of western U.S. states are now allowing Medicaid to reimburse for doula care, a significant shift from a decade ago when only two states offered such coverage. Currently, 28 states, including Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah, provide Medicaid reimbursement for doula services, according to the National Health Law Program. Montana is expected to join this group later this year, with Wyoming lawmakers and advocates also considering the measure. Doulas are trained professionals who offer emotional support and information to individuals before, during, and after childbirth. Colorado began reimbursing up to $1,500 for doula care in 2024. This expansion aims to make doula services accessible to a wider population, moving beyond being a service primarily affordable only to wealthier individuals.
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House Appropriations Committee Faces Leadership Void as Representative Mark Amodei Retires

House Appropriations Committee Faces Leadership Void as Representative Mark Amodei Retires

The House Appropriations Homeland Security subcommittee is facing a leadership vacuum as its current cardinal, Representative Mark Amodei (R-Nev.), is retiring. This development has opened up the top Republican spot on the influential panel, which oversees one of the most challenging and politically sensitive spending bills: the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appropriations bill. Representative John Rutherford (R-Fla.), currently next in line, has focused on immigration enforcement in his work on the panel but has not yet confirmed his interest in taking over the leadership role. The DHS appropriations bill is known for being difficult to pass and often becomes a focal point for political debate, especially for GOP members in swing districts where immigration is a significant issue. The turnover on the House Appropriations Committee means that other senior GOP appropriators might also be considered for the position, potentially leading to a competitive internal race for the role.
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Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Gilbert, Arizona, Delivers Integrated Cancer Care

Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Gilbert, Arizona, Delivers Integrated Cancer Care

The Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, located in Gilbert, Arizona, provides comprehensive cancer care services. Established on September 26, 2011, this center is a collaboration between Banner Health, one of the largest nonprofit hospital systems in the U.S., and The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, an internationally recognized institution for cancer treatment and research. The facility aims to offer advanced cancer care to Arizona residents, integrating patient care, research, prevention, and education. Patients at the center receive customized treatment plans developed by a team of experts, including medical oncologists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, physician specialists, nurses, and clinical support staff. Clinical nurse navigators guide patients through their treatment journey, serving as a central point of contact.
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For these Venezuelans living in the US, June's earthquakes still reverberate across daily life

For these Venezuelans living in the US, June's earthquakes still reverberate across daily life

Kelly Granado Montano, a Venezuelan living in the U.S., has been grappling with the aftermath of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela
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No Kings protests planned across Arizona. Here's where, when

No Kings protests planned across Arizona. Here's where, when

Several Arizona cities will be participating in the next round of No Kings protests that were announced for October. Here's where and when.