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Maricopa County officials warn of floodwater mosquito surge after recent rain (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After heavy rainfall turned Valley roads into rivers this week, Maricopa County officials warn homeowners mosquitoes may emerge, but there are ways to keep yourself safe. Arizona’s Family recently reported there are more human West Nile virus cases in Arizona compared than any other state. There are 85 reported West Nile virus cases in Arizona, according to the latest numbers from the CDC. Officials with Maricopa County’s Vector Control told Arizona’s Family they haven’t cau
Need help paying your electric bill? How to apply for funds through Power AZ (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Friday is another First Alert Weather Day because of the extreme heat. With highs hitting 117 this week in Phoenix, your AC has been working overtime. Unfortunately, that means more expensive bills, but you may qualify to get help through a new state program called Power AZ. Earlier this year, Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Economic Security announced $15 million would be available to certain Arizonans who qualify. That includes middle-income families specifi
Does the heat have you feeling down? Here’s how to beat the ‘August blues’ (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — If the First Alert Weather Days and the extreme heat are getting to you and your mental health, you’re not alone. Doctors say the heat has a huge impact on our mental health, so Arizona’s Family spoke to a psychiatrist with Banner Health. Dr. Tyler Vestal calls this time period the “August blues.” Summer is supposed to be a happy, joyful time, but in Phoenix it’s over 110 degrees, and Dr. Vestal says we can get reverse seasonal depression. We have to stay inside more, isolat
City estimates $500K in damages as monsoon storm pummels Litchfield Park (opens the original)
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LITCHFIELD PARK, AZ (AZFamily) — A late Sunday night monsoon storm downed dozens of trees, causing an estimated half a million dollars in tree inventory loss in Litchfield Park. Crews began cleanup efforts Sunday night and continued into Monday morning, removing trees from sidewalks and roadways. Matthew Williams, Litchfield Park city manager, said the storm caused property damage and flooding in some areas. “It was actually a lot of damage, unfortunately,” Williams explained. “We estimate that
Tempe’s newest bookstore is bringing classic literature back for Gen Z (opens the original)
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TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — While most 22-year-olds are scrolling through social media, Cale Stephenson is flipping pages, and he wants you to join him. The Arizona native just opened Vintage Truth Books, a used bookstore tucked inside the vintage shop Cheap Thrillz near University and Mill in Tempe. Stephenson has been buying books his whole life, running pop-up shops before landing a brick-and-mortar space. Now he’s on a mission to get Gen Z reconnecting with the classics. “Things that are labeled
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