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Advisory committee to research, expand access to postpartum mental health resources

Advisory committee to research, expand access to postpartum mental health resources

A new state law looks to raise awareness about postpartum depression and help new mothers get access to care. State Rep. Julie Willoughby says her bill creates an advisory committee to increase access to postpartum mental health resources wherever there is an obstetrics desert in the state. She says few resources currently exist. 

The University of Arizona is updating the Arizona Board of Regents on its financial status as it heads into summer break.

The University of Arizona is updating the Arizona Board of Regents on its financial status as it heads into summer break.

The University of Arizona is updating the Arizona Board of Regents on its financial status as it heads into summer break.

Rep. Yassamin Ansari details stories of "horrific conditions" in Arizona ICE facility

Rep. Yassamin Ansari details stories of "horrific conditions" in Arizona ICE facility

Arizona U.S. Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari joined Arizona's Morning News after her visit to an ICE detention center in Eloy. Ansari said she spoke with more than a dozen detainees and she left the conversations feeling sick.

Arizona was designated unacceptable in four out of five math standards in a new study from the National Council on Teacher Quality.

Arizona was designated unacceptable in four out of five math standards in a new study from the National Council on Teacher Quality.

Arizona was designated unacceptable in four out of five math standards in a new study from the National Council on Teacher Quality.

The Arizona Department of Transportation could be partnering with local university researchers to make roads safer.

The Arizona Department of Transportation could be partnering with local university researchers to make roads safer.

The Arizona Department of Transportation could be partnering with local university researchers to make roads safer.

Arizona state treasurer Kimberly Yee is running for the role of state's school's chief in the 2026 election.

Arizona state treasurer Kimberly Yee is running for the role of state's school's chief in the 2026 election.

Arizona state treasurer Kimberly Yee is running for the role of state's school's chief in the 2026 election.

April Housing Report

April Housing Report

If you've been waiting until now to dive into the home-buying market, you'll have plenty of options--and could pay less.

 

Valleywise opens final unit of Maryvale Behavioral Health Hospital

Valleywise opens final unit of Maryvale Behavioral Health Hospital

The Valleywise Health System celebrates the opening of the last vacant unit for in-patient behavioral health. The behavioral health hospital in Maryvale now has a 192-bed capacity plus an emergency department. Valleywise purchased the building in 2018 for $7 million and have spent roughly $100 million renovating it into the hospital it is today. 

It’s not rocket science- but building an underwater robot in a week is a big challenge-one Arizona high schoolers will face next week.

It’s not rocket science- but building an underwater robot in a week is a big challenge-one Arizona high schoolers will face next week.

It’s not rocket science- but building an underwater robot in a week is a big challenge-one Arizona high schoolers will face next week.

Arizona has many choices when it comes to post-secondary education in the medical field, but how do we keep those students in the state after they've completed their programs?

Arizona has many choices when it comes to post-secondary education in the medical field, but how do we keep those students in the state after they've completed their programs?

Arizona has many choices when it comes to post-secondary education in the medical field, but how do we keep those students in the state after they've completed their programs?

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