The death in Coconino County, which includes Flagstaff, was the first recorded death from pneumonic plague since 2007, local ...

A northern Arizona resident has died from pneumonic plague. Health officials say it's the first recorded death in the area from pneumonic plague since 2007.

An Arizona resident died of pneumonic plague, becoming the first person to succumb to the disease in the area in nearly 20 years, according to officials. The victim, who was not identified, lived in ...

The announcement of the case comes as an Arizona resident died of the plague just last month, while officials warned that a ...

A human has died of pneumonic plague in northern Arizona, Coconino County health officials confirmed July 11. The case is not connected to a recent die-off of prairie dogs in the area, officials said.

President Donald Trump was swept into office promising to Make America Healthy Again. Now his controversial Health Secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr, must contend with the return of the Black Death.

Fleas with plague bacteria were found 120 miles apart in Arizona, after plague turned up in New Mexico in June, which hints that a plague outbreak might be underway in the wild.

The plague is back and spreading in Arizona. Yes, our modern day Arizona. Before you clutch your rosary and stuff your pockets full of posies, let’s get some facts straight.

So far, plague-carrying fleas have been found in two counties (Coconino and Navajo). So again, if you live in or plan on visiting Arizona, take heed of the latest news, but don't panic.

A government warning urges people to use insect repellents in response. — -- Officials in two Arizona counties are warning the public after fleas in the region tested positive for the plague ...