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1 day ago | abc15.com | Lillian Donahue

Banner University Medical Center Phoenix has officially opened its new neurocritical unit, which aims to bring the top technology and specialists under one roof for those with critical, life-threatening neurological conditions. One of the first patients in the unit is Christopher Cathey, who has battled debilitating seizures since he was 12 due to Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. Now, at 32, his condition worsened severely, ultimately leading doctors to put him in a medically induced coma in February.

2 days ago | abc15.com | Josh Kristianto

If you have been up to your neck with all the construction at the Broadway curve area of I-10, you are in luck. “Here we are today celebrating the fruition of that work, celebrating the largest reconstruction project in ADOT history,” said Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs. ADOT announced Tuesday that all their work is finally done. “I’m really happy the construction is done. Yeah, it’s been kind of a pain and nightmare,” said David Ellsworth, a Tempe resident.

2 days ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

MUNDS PARK, AZ — A Flagstaff rideshare driver says Uber’s GPS put him on a route that led to bad car damage. The rideshare company is now trying to correct the issue and help one of its drivers. ”I’m hearing the car rip apart. This is not what I thought it was,” said Jahana, a passenger. Jahana, who was visiting from Chicago, was trying to get from Munds Park to Sedona for her 50th birthday. With her was her friend Courtney. ”The road became more treacherous.

2 days ago | abc15.com | Nick Ciletti

PHOENIX — A group of migrants was recently detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after their Phoenix immigration court hearings were cancelled. The partner of one of those detained reached out to ABC15 with concerns about the process. Drew Partyka of North Phoenix says his partner, Geovanni, was one of the people detained. He says Geovanni came to the U.S. early last year from Mexico.

3 days ago | abc15.com | Josh Kristianto

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Members of Valley of the Sun J, a Jewish Community Center in Scottsdale, are still shocked over a pair of violent incidents against the Jewish-Israeli community in America over the last few weeks. “I’m not even Jewish, but here I work, and I worry about being a target, so,” said Steve Hoys, a Scottsdale resident. Almost two weeks ago, a gunman opened fire at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington D.C. Two Israeli embassy staffers were killed.