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Tucson wrongful death lawsuit questions ketamine usage The family of David Cutler, 23, believes he would still be alive today if first responders gave him water and shade instead of handcuffs and ketamine, which is a powerful sedative and painkiller. and last updated 2021-07-24 01:38:23-04 TUCSON — The family of David Cutler, 23, believes he would still be alive today if first responders gave him water and shade instead of handcuffs and ketamine, which is a powerful sedative and painkiller. Ketamine has become a controversial sedative, which can be used as a chemical restraint for someon...

Some Phoenix hiking trails to close on extreme heat days from July 16-Sept. 30 Some Phoenix hiking trails to close on extreme heat days from July 16-Sept. 30 The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board agreed to a pilot program on July 13 that would close popular hiking trails during days with extreme heat. This takes the pressure off of rescue crews who help hikers down with heat-related issues. PHOENIX - The Phoenix Fire Department requested closing hiking trails for a portion of the day during extreme heat as crews say the risk for hikers and firefighters grow every year. That request was grant...

Ban on fires at Phoenix parks goes into effect May 1 By FOX 10 Staff Ban on fires at Phoenix parks goes into effect PHOENIX - A ban on fires at city parks, including desert parks and mountain preserves, went into effect on Saturday. The city of Phoenix enabled the ban due to the drought and arrival of warmer temperatures. "In consultation with the Phoenix Fire Department, smoking and charcoal fires are included in the ban due to the extreme fire danger that the combination of low humidity, increased temperatures, excessive dry vegetation, and frequent high winds create each spring," stated ...

COVID-19 vaccine ‘micropod’ comes together for essential workers in minority community The vaccine ‘micropod’ vaccinated 330 essential workers in a predominantly Hispanic and African-American community in a push to reach some of the hardest-hit communities. and last updated 2021-03-13 20:43:52-05 PHOENIX — In less than a week, with the direction of the Phoenix Fire Department, agencies promoting the COVID-19 vaccine were able to vaccinate 330 west Phoenix residents Saturday morning. “In this case, people were able to register by calling a 1-800 number as opposed ...

Phoenix Fire: Time to take the Christmas tree to the curb If you don’t, Phoenix Fire said something as simple as a hot Christmas light could send your home up in flames. Author: Matt Yurus (12News) Updated: 10:46 AM MST December 30, 2020 PHOENIX — Most of us are ready to say goodbye to 2020. But we might not be ready to get rid of our Christmas tree. But alas, Phoenix Fire says it’s time. “If your tree has been up for a while, it’s time to take it down," Phoenix Fire Captain Rob McDade said. "It’s a huge fire hazard in your home.”