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The dearth of developmental pediatricians in the Valley translates into anxiety-inducing wait times for parents.
The dearth of developmental pediatricians in the Valley translates into anxiety-inducing wait times for parents.
All this foot rubbing is rubbing trained reflexologists the wrong way.
These locally developed gadgets and gizmos aim to help medical maladies.
We pick Valley doctors’ brains on a host of local neurological studies.
Dry heat, warm hearts: News on the ticker from around the Valley.
Appealing or appalling, Arizona wildlife is more than just coyotes and javelina.
Watch out, Seattle and Portland. Phoenix’s craft coffee scene keeps getting better.
Under renovation by the NCAA as part of its Final Four outreach, the Harmon Park gym in south Phoenix is a pickup basketball mecca that produced generations of the city’s best players.
Thirty years after its release, the Coen brothers-directed crime caper survives as a wildly entertaining – if vaguely infuriating – piece of Valley cultural taxonomy.
A look back at early Phoenix naturopath Dr. C.A. Call’s office, and holistic healing over the years.
With steady layoffs at newsrooms around the state, it may seem like a bad time to be an investigative journalist in Arizona. Not so, say the watchdogs.
Prop 206 increased the minimum wage, but it also slyly included protections for survivors of domestic violence.
The DIY revolution takes hold in the Valley’s varied “maker spaces.”
Is this thing really getting done? In the wake of President Donald Trump’s historic executive order, we visit the Arizona-Mexico border to answer questions about his promised wall.