Measles Virus Detected in Sedona Wastewater: Health Alert Issued
July 14, 2026
Health officials confirmed measles virus in Sedona wastewater samples, indicating recent infections in the area.
Health officials confirmed measles virus in Sedona wastewater samples, indicating recent infections in the area.
President Trump reduced Bears Ears and Grand Staircase national monuments, facing opposition from tribes and groups.
A report claims U.S. immigration detention centers have conditions amounting to torture, with abuses like denial of care.
President Trump reduced two Utah national monuments by 90%, reversing protections on lands sacred to Native Americans.
Phoenix trails remain open despite extreme heat; hikers rescued on Camelback Mountain, highlighting heat dangers.
State Route 89A between Sedona and Interstate 17 reopened as crews clean up after the Pocket Fire, now 76% contained.
Arizonans across party lines mourn the loss of Sen. Lindsey Graham, honoring his service and offering condolences.
Phoenix opted out of hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing financial concerns outweighing economic benefits.
Health experts advise washing fresh produce due to a parasitic infection, Cyclosporiasis, reported in 31 states.
The Sun Streams solar farm in Arizona is more than an energy source; it’s now a habitat for displaced burrowing owls.
Arizona expands restrictions on firefighting foams with PFAS, aiming to reduce contamination; law effective by 2029.
Mexico’s military destroyed over 900 firearms and 400,000 rounds of ammunition in Sonora for International Firearms Destruction Day.
