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An Arizona child died Sunday after ingesting at least one fentanyl pill. The 3 year old was rushed to the hospital by his family where he later died. An investigation is ongoing.

It’s an addiction so deadly, one pill can kill. Fentanyl exposure is on the rise in Arizona and the Banner Poison Control Center is seeing an increase.

Todd Copper lost his house in a devastating fire on Jan. 20, but his community is trying to help get his life back.

A criminal investigation has been launched after the death of a 3-year-old boy who reportedly ingested fentanyl, according to Apache Junction police.

Insurance agents, industrial truck and tractor operators, restaurant cooks and home health aides have been the fastest growing jobs in Greater Phoenix.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

Insurance agents, industrial truck and tractor operators, restaurant cooks and home health aides have been the fastest growing jobs in Greater Phoenix.

“Unfortunately, the 3-year-old boy's respiratory system shut down after issues of brain swellings and stroke symptoms, and he ultimately was put on life support before he died,” Apache Junction Police said.

A 3-year-old boy has died after he allegedly ingested a pill containing fentanyl, Apache Junction police said.

On a chilly January afternoon, four characters from the 1880s loitered on Payson’s Main Street.