One in seven women will suffer from postpartum depression, but a study in the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities found that Latina women are 40% more likely to experience the condition.

As the Arizona Legislature considers restrictions on firearms, gun owners share their views on what the Second Amendment means to them.

Live coverage from the line outside President Donald Trump's rally at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum

With the recent outbreak of novel coronavirus, Cronkite News takes a look at the factors the CDC says contribute to the spread of disease.

Native Health offers a free 20-week course to help indigenous people make simple and healthful meals that are good for diabetics.

Over 15,000 Navajo families still don't have access to electricity. After the closures of the Kayenta Mine and Navajo Generating Station left hundreds without jobs, solar energy is trying to step in to power the Nation.

We wanted to know what people thought of the impeachment inquiry on the Navajo Nation, so we traveled to a Window Rock gas station to find out.

Halloween has come to an end, but pumpkin patches around the country still have millions of leftovers. Here's how one pumpkin patch is saving the planet by pitching their pumpkins.

The U.S. is withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, an international pledge made to cut greenhouse gas emissions, but how will that affect Arizona? One NAU scientist is on the committee trying to figure it out.

Mexican engineers may have found a solution to the prickly problem of plastic bag waste: make plastic out of cactus juice. The plant-based film breaks down in weeks rather than centuries.

Halloween has come to an end, but pumpkin patches around the country still have millions of leftovers. Here's how one pumpkin patch is saving the planet by pitching their pumpkins.

Few people think about what happens to their cabinets, sinks and electrical fixtures when they remodel their homes. Stardust Building Supply is giving these and similar items a second life.

Fires in the Amazon rainforest have been bigger and more numerous this year. New satellite images provide insight to the phenomenon.

What started out as a small church offering help to migrants recently released from ICE detention centers has turned into a massive mission for churches across Metro-Phoenix.