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HVAC problems cause relocation of nearly 100 patients at St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center
PHOENIX — A problem with the HVAC system at St. Luke's Behavioral Health facility led to the relocation of 98 patients over the weekend. The facility began experiencing issues with its chillers late last week, and a new one was installed over the weekend. As of Sunday evening, the facility was still being cooled.
Valley 6-year-old battling rare brain tumor
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Six-year-old Bowen loves Iron Man and dinosaurs, especially a tyrannosaurus rex. It’s one of the strongest dinosaurs that existed, and strong is how you describe Bowen, too. “We have our good days and our bad days for sure, but he’s a lot braver than I...
Nearly 8,000 eviction cases were filed in Maricopa County in July, putting tenants on watch
PHOENIX — This past July saw 7,903 new eviction cases in Maricopa County, the third-most filed for a single month in county history, according a recent report. Maricopa County has filed a total of 50,100 eviction cases as of Aug. 7 to put tenants on notice, an ABC15 report said.
Things To Do Around the Valley This Week (August 12-18)
This is a curated list of weekly events around the Phoenix area for August 12-18. Calendar listings include public events and attractions from around the Valley and state. Confirm information before making plans by calling the listed phone number, or check each website for last minute confirmation or cancellations. E-mail calendar.events@citieswestmedia.com to submit events for consideration.
New shelter moves closer to opening
The North Mountain Healing Center (NMHC), a Community Bridges, Inc. (CBI) shelter that will provide 100 units to help Phoenix residents experiencing homelessness transition to housing, is anticipated to celebrate a soft opening in August. The shelter is located at 9414 N. 25th Ave. In 2021, the city of Phoenix...
For the third time ever, an MLB game featured a Jewish pitcher, catcher and batter at the same moment
Regardless of who stood in the batter’s box, Jewish pitcher Max Lazar’s first career strikeout would have been a big deal. But as it was, that moment in Saturday night’s game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Arizona Diamondbacks was significant for connoisseurs of Jewish baseball history as well.
Inside Arizona Diamondbacks' struggle to keep Chase Field cool
Sometime around midday Tuesday, Alan Sokolsky will pick up the phone and call over to the industrial-looking facility across the railroad tracks from Chase Field. Sokolsky, the Arizona Diamondbacks’ director of facility engineering, is calling with a heads-up. The Diamondbacks are about to turn on the air. ...
1 Part of Bradley Beal's contract nobody is talking about (and it's actually good news)
With the tandem of Devin Booker and Kevin Durant representing the Phoenix Suns fantastically at the Olympic Games in Paris this summer, the third member of their star trio has had to watch on from the sidelines. Bradley Beal might never have sniffed this particular version of Team USA, but...
Phoenix hospital transfers patients after being without A/C for days
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Valley hospital has been forced to transfer patients after being without air conditioning for days, and one employee tells Arizona’s Family that it’s a sign of even bigger problems. The St. Luke’s Behavioral Health Center location near 16th Street and Van Buren has...
City of Kingman Eastern Street Realignment Project Update
The City of Kingman would like to provide the community with an update on the highly anticipated Eastern Street realignment project that kicked off in February of this year. The Eastern Street Realignment Project was budgeted as part of the City’s FY24 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan, to create a more cohesive traffic flow for that area of town.
Prescott’s Residential Trash and Recycling Collection Days Changing
Starting the week of October 14, 2024, The City of Prescott Solid Waste Division is changing residential trash and recycling collection days. This change is being made to improve efficiency, enhance customer service and manage increasing customer counts. The City has mailed notification fliers to customers affected by these collection...
Arizona abortion ballot initiative has enough signatures to be on the ballot
A measure that would establish a fundamental right to abortion in Arizona’s constitution has enough signatures to make the ballot, according to state officials. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes (D) said late Monday that the measure received about 577,971 certified signatures — nearly 200,000 more than required to appear on the November ballot and the most signatures ever validated by a citizen’s initiative in state history.
Months-long prayer journey visits Arizona tribes en route to file SCOTUS petition for Oak Flat
An Apache-led nonprofit that has nearly exhausted its legal options to protect a sacred site, east of Phoenix, from copper mining is traveling across the country on a prayer journey. It began in July, but this week, the group is stopping in Arizona en route to the U.S. Supreme Court in the nation’s capital.
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