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Which Arizona companies employ the most workers in 2025?
Take a look through Arizona's top 100 employers in 2025.Mark Henle And Megan Mendoza/The Republic No. 100 (tied): Casino del Sol | Tucson casinos and entertainment venues | 2025 employees: 1,500 | 2024 employees: N/A | Ownership: Tribal |...

Healthy Returns: Eli Lilly’s chief scientific officer breaks down the latest obesity pill data
The Eli Lilly headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Aug. 15, 2024. AJ Mast | Bloomberg | Getty Images A version of this article first appeared in CNBC's Healthy Returns newsletter, which brings the latest health-care news straight to your...

5 things to know about 'nightmare' CRE infections in Arizona
Arizona cases of a serious antibiotic-resistant infection known as carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales, or CRE, are rising statewide and are at higher-than-normal levels so far in 2025, state data shows. Disease data posted by the Arizona...

Which AZ hospitals did worst in new federal ratings?
Five Arizona hospitals received the highest five-star quality rating in the federal government's recent annual update and none received the lowest one-star score. Top-rated five-star hospitals in Arizona represented 11% of the 53...
Health clinic steps up as Presbyterian exits Catron Co.
Catron County will soon lose the corporate provider for its two medical clinics — but seeking to fill the gap, an independent provider is willing and ready to move into one or both of the facilities. On Aug. 5, Presbyterian Medical Services...

Top 15 hospitals in Massachusetts. See which 2 tied for first place
Two Boston hospitals tied for the ranking of best hospital in Massachusetts by U.S. News & World Report this year. The media company released its 2025-2026 list of 504 Best Regional Hospitals that have "demonstrated superior outcomes," including...

Plague cases reported in New Mexico, California, and Arizona
CINCINNATI (WKRC) – At least three cases of the plague have been reported in the United States, with infections confirmed in New Mexico, California, and Arizona. Infectious disease specialists noted that a handful of plague cases are diagnosed...

Dave Reardon: Win or lose at Arizona, the numbers indicate UH in good spot
Since school is back in session, let’s look at some history and math. Don’t worry, it’s the fun kind of history, if you like sports. And it’s not the hard kind of math with letters, except for a few W’s and L’s. When they started throwing in all...

Top 5 hospitals in Connecticut, per U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report released its 2025-2026 list of 504 Best Regional Hospitals that have "demonstrated superior outcomes," including five in Connecticut. Nationally, the company analyzed performance data from 4,400 hospitals using factors...

Man who killed Kane County deputy in 2010 dies in Arizona prison
SALT LAKE CITY — The man who shot and killed a Kane County deputy over a decade ago has died while serving his sentence, Arizona authorities confirmed. On May 6, Arizona’s Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry announced that Scott...

Sweetgreen entering Arizona market this fall with 2 restaurants
PHOENIX — A healthy food chain will officially enter the Valley market with two new restaurants that will open this fall. Sweetgreen will open at Scottsdale Quarter on Sept. 23, according to a Tuesday announcement from the company. A second...

Arizona Dust Storm Swallows Up Phoenix as Thousands Without Power
By Jordan King is a Newsweek reporter based in London, U.K. Her current focus is on religion, health, food safety and population. She has covered the persecution of religions in the global south, fertility and birth rate issues around the world,...

Federal health agency orders states to strip references to gender identity from sex ed
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s administration demanded Tuesday that dozens of states remove from sex education materials any references to a person’s gender departing from their sex assigned at birth, or lose federal funding. The U.S....

Cardinals division odds: NFC West is still an uphill battle for Arizona
The Arizona Cardinals have been putting in the work in the offseason, from additions in free agency to a strong 2025 NFL Draft, to a quietly impressive training camp and preseason.Yet, playing in the NFC West it is not about what you are doing on...

Massive dust storm hits parts of Arizona. Can it happen in Washington?
A massive haboob blanketed parts of Arizona on Aug. 25, bringing with it intense rains and high winds that caused hundreds of flight delays and left thousands without power, USA TODAY Network reported. Images of the haboob, a massive dust storm...

Sweetgreen opens first Arizona restaurants
Sweetgreen, the mission-driven restaurant brand serving healthy food at scale, is making its highly anticipated debut in Arizona with two new locations opening this fall. The first restaurant will open at Scottsdale Quarter Sept. 23, followed by a...

Arizona Powerball Jackpot Reaches $750 Million for August 25 Drawing
Phoenix, Arizona — The Powerball jackpot has climbed to an estimated $750 million for the drawing on August 25, 2025, after no one won the grand prize on August 23. This marks one of the largest jackpots in Powerball history, with a cash option of...

The Economic Impact of Legal Sports Betting on Arizona Communities: Boosting Local Growth and Prosperity
As Arizona embraces the legalization of sports betting, communities across the state are witnessing a significant shift in their economic landscape. This new industry not only promises to enhance local revenues but also aims to create jobs and...

Controversial spiritual leader Gabriel of Urantia died. He leaves a troubled legacy in Arizona
An infamous Arizonan passed away earlier this month. He went by many names, among them “Gabriel of Urantia.” Born Anthony Delevin in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gabriel moved to Arizona in the 1970s and founded a religious movement he called the...

Legislators pepper Arizona prisons director with questions over deaths, staffing
PHOENIX — The head of the state prison system told lawmakers Tuesday there’s nothing wrong with the system used to classify the security risk of inmates even if it did result in one prisoner being able to kill three others in April. Ryan Thornell...