Traffic fatalities in Arizona increased by 8.6% in 2022, marking the second-highest rate ever recorded in the state with 1,294 deaths. Speeding, lack of seat belts, and impairment were significant factors. ADOT officials and personal injury attorney Nasser Abujbarah highlighted the tragic impact on families and attributed some of the rise to behavioral changes post-pandemic. The Arizona Department of Transportation urges drivers to practice patience, wear seatbelts, and avoid distractions.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair kitten named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. Libby underwent extensive treatment and surgeries, and her new hair growth is adding fresh color to her coat. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair kitten named Libby, found with severe burns, is now recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After undergoing extensive treatment and surgeries, Libby is on the mend, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and surgeries, Libby is now healthy, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair kitten named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and now available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. Libby underwent extensive treatment and surgeries for her injuries, which included burned pads, whiskers, ears, and nose, as well as melted plastic on her body. Her recovery has been marked by new white hair growth over the burned areas. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns, is now recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and surgeries, Libby is on the mend, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair kitten named Libby, who was found with severe burns, is now recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After undergoing extensive treatment and surgeries, Libby is on the mend, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, who was found with severe burns, is now recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and surgeries, Libby is on the mend, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. Libby underwent extensive treatment, including multiple surgeries, and has shown significant recovery with new hair growth. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns, is now recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and recovery, including several surgeries, Libby is ready for a new home. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and surgeries, Libby is now healthy, with new white hair growth over her previously burned patches. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, found with severe burns after a fire, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. Libby underwent extensive treatment and surgeries, and her new hair growth is white over the previously burned areas. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair cat named Libby, who suffered severe burns, has been treated and is recovering at the Arizona Humane Society. After being found as an injured stray with burns and melted plastic on her body, Libby underwent a month of intense treatment, including surgeries, followed by three months of recovery. Her new hair growth is white over the previously burned areas. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July, and Libby is now available for adoption.

An 11-month-old domestic shorthair kitten named Libby, found with severe burns, is recovering and available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society. After months of treatment and surgeries, Libby is now ready for a new home. The Arizona Humane Society is offering a $20 adoption fee for pets until the end of July.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident. The family, including two adults, two children, and two other dogs, escaped due to functioning smoke alarms. The used fireworks had been doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, which later ignited, leading to the fire that destroyed the home's roof and resulted in a total loss.

On the Fourth of July, a house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by improperly discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a dog. The fire started in a recycling bin where the used fireworks had been placed after being doused in water. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped due to functioning smoke alarms, but a third dog perished. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss.

In Gilbert, Arizona, a family's house caught fire on the Fourth of July after discarded fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The fire, which destroyed the entire roof and rendered the home a total loss, resulted in the death of one of the family's dogs. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped safely thanks to smoke alarms. Firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost one of their dogs in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped due to functioning smoke alarms. However, a third dog was found dead. The used fireworks had been doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, which later ignited and set the house on fire, destroying the roof and rendering the home a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost one of their dogs in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident. The family, including two adults, two children, and two other dogs, escaped safely due to smoke alarms. The used fireworks had been doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, which later ignited, resulting in the fire that destroyed the home's roof and led to a total loss of the property.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. The fire, which occurred on the Fourth of July, required nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments to respond. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. Smoke alarms played a crucial role in helping the family escape. The fire destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after the family placed used fireworks in a recycling bin. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss. Smoke alarms were credited with helping the family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escape safely.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost one of their dogs in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped due to functioning smoke alarms. The used fireworks had been doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, which later ignited and set the house ablaze, destroying the roof and resulting in a total loss of the home.

On the Fourth of July, a house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by improperly discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a dog. The fire started in a recycling bin where the used fireworks were placed after being doused in water. Nearly 45 firefighters from Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two adults, two children, and two other dogs, escaped with the help of smoke alarms, but the house suffered extensive damage, with the entire roof destroyed, rendering it a total loss.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert, started by discarded fireworks, resulted in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded, saving the family but unable to prevent the house from becoming a total loss. The fire began after used fireworks, doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, ignited and spread to the attic, destroying the roof.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert caused by discarded fireworks, resulting in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident, which occurred on the Fourth of July. The family safely evacuated, but the house was deemed a total loss due to extensive fire damage.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks, resulted in the death of a family's dog. The fire, which started in a recycling bin, quickly spread to the attic, destroying the home's roof. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped safely, aided by smoke alarms. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident, but the house is considered a total loss.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog and the total loss of their home. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, aided by smoke alarms. The fire started after the family doused used fireworks in water and placed them in a recycling bin, which later ignited and spread to the house, destroying the roof and causing extensive damage.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert caused by discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident, which occurred on the Fourth of July. The family safely evacuated, but the fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering it a total loss. Fire officials noted that the family had doused the fireworks in water before placing them in a recycling bin, which later ignited.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July, resulted in the death of a family's dog. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the blaze, which started after used fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The family escaped safely, but the house was declared a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after the family placed used firecrackers in a recycling bin. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss. Smoke alarms were credited with helping the family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escape safely.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July resulted in the death of a family's dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after used fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The family escaped safely, but the house was declared a total loss.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. Nearly 45 firefighters from Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident on the Fourth of July. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire, which started after the family doused used fireworks in water and placed them in a recycling bin, destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert caused by discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after used fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The family escaped safely, but the house was declared a total loss.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July resulted in the death of a family's dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped safely. The fire, which started in a recycling bin, destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after the family put used fireworks in a recycling bin. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss. Smoke alarms helped the family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, to escape safely.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. The fire, which occurred on the evening of the Fourth of July, required the response of nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert caused by discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after used fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The family escaped safely, but the house was declared a total loss due to extensive damage.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family dog. The fire, which occurred on the evening of the Fourth of July, required the response of nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started after the family put used fireworks in a recycling bin. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss, despite the family and two other dogs escaping safely, aided by smoke alarms.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. The fire, which occurred on the Fourth of July, required the response of nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. Smoke alarms played a crucial role in helping the family escape. The fire destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

In Gilbert, Arizona, a family's house caught fire on the Fourth of July after discarded fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The fire, which destroyed the entire roof and resulted in a total loss of the home, led to the death of one of the family's dogs. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped safely thanks to smoke alarms. Firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident.

In Gilbert, Arizona, a house fire ignited by discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a family dog. The incident occurred on the Fourth of July when fireworks placed in a recycling bin caught fire, leading to a blaze that destroyed the home's roof. The family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escaped unharmed, aided by smoke alarms. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the emergency, but the house was deemed a total loss.

A family in Gilbert, Arizona, lost their dog in a house fire caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started in a recycling bin where the family had placed used firecrackers after dousing them in water. The fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering the house a total loss. Smoke alarms were credited with helping the family, including two parents, two children, and two other dogs, escape safely.

Arizona authorities report a house fire in Gilbert caused by discarded fireworks resulted in the death of a family dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the incident, which occurred on the Fourth of July. The family safely evacuated, but the fire destroyed the home's roof, rendering it a total loss. The fire started after used fireworks, doused in water and placed in a recycling bin, ignited and spread to the house.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks on the Fourth of July, resulted in the death of a family's dog. Firefighters from Chandler and Mesa responded to the blaze, which started when used fireworks in a recycling bin ignited. The family escaped safely, but the house was declared a total loss due to extensive damage.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. Nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire, which started after the family doused used fireworks in water and placed them in a recycling bin, destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. Nearly 45 firefighters from Chandler and Mesa fire departments responded to the incident. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire, which started after the family doused used fireworks in water and placed them in a recycling bin, destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

A house fire in Gilbert, Arizona, caused by discarded fireworks in a recycling bin, resulted in the death of a family's dog. The fire, which occurred on the Fourth of July, required nearly 45 firefighters from the Chandler and Mesa fire departments to extinguish. The family, including two parents, two children, and two dogs, escaped safely, but a third dog was found dead. The fire destroyed the entire roof of the home, rendering it a total loss.

Ryan Stuart Hadland, a 44-year-old Phoenix man, has been indicted for sending a threatening email to Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates on November 12, 2022. The indictment, announced by Attorney General Kris Mayes' office, charges Hadland with using electronic communication to terrify, intimidate, threaten, or harass, carrying potential penalties of up to six months in jail and a $2,500 fine.

Scottsdale’s Museum of the West is launching a new exhibit titled 'Vaqueros de la Cruz Del Diablo,' which celebrates the culture and history of Sonoran cowboys. Photographer Warner Segarra aims to honor and preserve the vaqueros' way of life, which he believes is disappearing due to globalization. The exhibit, which is the museum's first bilingual display, will be open until February. Dr. Tricia Loscher, the museum’s assistant director, emphasizes the uniqueness and cultural richness of the exhibition.

A study by BetArizona highlights the best and worst cities in Arizona for watching sunrises and sunsets, with Tucson topping the list due to low light pollution. Other top cities include Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and Phoenix. The Bortle Dark Sky Scale was used to measure light pollution levels, with Phoenix having the brightest night sky. Arizona hosts 14 IDA-certified parks for stargazing, and the closest International Dark Sky Sanctuary to Phoenix is Cosmic Campground in New Mexico.

Christi Endicott from Williams, Arizona, who recently survived a brain tumor, is set to run in the Boston Marathon. She shared her emotional journey and the therapeutic role of running in her recovery. Dr. Kelly Braun, who also survived a similar brain tumor, discussed the medical aspects of Endicott's condition and surgery.

An attempt to stop a stolen vehicle led to a car chase and a deputy-involved shooting in Pinal County, Arizona. The suspect, Daniel Altamirano, 24, was eventually apprehended by Chandler police after abandoning the vehicle on Gila River Indian Community land. The incident resulted in minor injuries to one deputy and led to the temporary closure of State Route 87. This marks the 23rd officer-involved shooting in Maricopa County and the 29th in Arizona this year.

Two individuals were arrested after losing control of their vehicles while speeding through a Chandler neighborhood, resulting in a truck crashing into a house. The incident occurred around 12:30 a.m. near Earl Boulevard and Queen Creek Road. Both drivers were arrested at the scene, with impairment suspected as a factor. They face charges including assault, criminal damage, and endangerment.

The U.S. Department of Justice has seized over $112 million linked to cryptocurrency investment fraud schemes. These scams often involve fraudsters gaining victims' trust through random communications and directing them to seemingly legitimate trading platforms. Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A. Polite, Jr. emphasized the devastating impact on victims, while the FBI's Luis Quesada noted the evolving nature of such schemes. The FBI Phoenix division is actively investigating cases, and the Justice Department aims to return the seized funds to victims.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Authorities emphasize the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until emergency responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Authorities stress the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Authorities emphasize the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool at a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child's grandmother was watching him at the time. A passerby, Alex Ventura, performed CPR and called for help. Scottsdale fire officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and advised not to rely solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials stressed the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool at a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child's grandmother was watching him at the time. A passerby, Alex Ventura, performed CPR and called 911. The Scottsdale Fire Department emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and advised against relying solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials stressed the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool at a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child's grandmother was watching him at the time. A bystander, Alex Ventura, attempted CPR and called for help. Authorities emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and advised against relying solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child's grandmother was watching him at the time. A bystander, Alex Ventura, attempted CPR and called for help. The fire department emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a passerby, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child's grandmother was watching him at the time. A bystander, Alex Ventura, attempted CPR and called for help. The fire department emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to the incident, and the child was taken to a hospital but later died. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. A passerby, Alex Ventura, attempted CPR and called for help. The Scottsdale Fire Department emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools and not relying solely on barriers for child safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother at the time. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools, urging families not to rely solely on barriers and gates for safety.

A 2-year-old child drowned in a backyard pool of a short-term vacation rental in Scottsdale, Arizona. The child was under the supervision of his grandmother when the incident occurred. Alex Ventura, a bystander, performed CPR until first responders arrived, but the child later died at the hospital. Scottsdale Fire Department officials emphasized the importance of constant supervision around pools to prevent such tragedies.

The article discusses the challenges faced by the deaf and hearing-impaired community during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in relation to face mask usage. The CDC's recommendation to wear face masks, while effective in reducing infection rates, has created significant barriers to communication for those who rely on lip-reading to understand speech. A survey by the Hearing Loss Association of America found that 95% of deaf or hearing-impaired individuals reported a negative impact on communication due to masks, leading to increased feelings of isolation and anxiety. The article highlights the importance of accessibility accommodations like closed captioning and encourages the use of clear face masks. It also includes comments from Michael Walsh, Ph.D., a professor and cochlear implant recipient, and Barbara Kelley, the executive director of HLAA, on the importance of taking hearing loss seriously and seeking appropriate treatment.