Consumer

Tips to save your home from monsoon damage

By Emily Blume | Wednesday, July 26, 2017

PHOENIX – Monsoons can be tough on homes. Debbie Hernandez of Home Depot offers tips to keep a storm from wrecking a house or yard:

Phoenix Rising hopes Gold Cup success helps MLS cause

By John Arlia | Wednesday, July 26, 2017

GLENDALE — Valley soccer fans showed once again that their passion for the world’s most popular sport is alive and well.

Pleasant day at lake can turn deadly for boaters caught in monsoon

By Devin Conley | Monday, July 24, 2017

LAKE PLEASANT – Law enforcement and recreation officials are urging boaters to practice safety during an intense monsoon season.

Technology helps trauma survivors accelerate PTSD treatment, recovery

By Lauren Marshall | Friday, July 21, 2017

SCOTTSDALE – Traci Temple St. John suppressed the trauma of her childhood for years. Adults said they loved her, then physically and sexually abused her, she said.

What to know about glioblastoma, the brain cancer Sen. John McCain is battling

By Chris Benincaso | Thursday, July 20, 2017

Glioblastoma, the cancer afflicting John McCain, is an aggressive cancer that originates in the brain.

Advocates: Obamacare repeal would ‘painfully disrupt’ Arizona care

By Brianna Stearns | Thursday, July 20, 2017

WASHINGTON – A Senate proposal to repeal the Affordable Care Act with no replacement plan in place “would immediately and painfully disrupt the health care system” and could force as many as 709,000 Arizonans off coverage, advocates said this week.

Warner’s journey to Hall of Fame includes wife by his side

By Eddie Poe | Wednesday, July 19, 2017

PHOENIX — The career of former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner isn’t just defined by his football achievements. It is shaped by faith, service, commitment and the person in Warner’s life who helped bring each of those together.

‘Paper clip’ heart implant monitors problems, alerts doctor’s smartphone

By Devin Conley | Tuesday, July 18, 2017

PHOENIX – David Barnard felt a pain in his chest. His vision blurry and his left arm limp, he turned to his friend.

Officials: Summer meals program rebounding after years of decline

By Joe Gilmore | Friday, July 14, 2017

WASHINGTON – Advocates and Arizona education officials say they are confident the summer meal program for low-income children will start to climb this summer, after five years of steady declines that saw meals served drop more than 50 percent.

Report: Doctors teeter on the divide between pain treatment, opioids abuse

By Lauren Marshall | Friday, July 14, 2017

TEMPE – Chronic pain grips Lauri Nickel every day, day after day.

Not going anywhere: Former ASU AD Patterson to lead Coyotes’ Valley-wide arena search

By John Arlia | Friday, July 14, 2017

GLENDALE — In his first public appearance since becoming the sole owner of the Arizona Coyotes, Andrew Barroway insisted that the franchise’s top priority is to find a new, long-term home in Arizona.