Researchers advise 3-week shutdown amid Arizona coronavirus surge
The COVID-19 surge will present a hospital crisis that could become a disaster unless Arizona implements additional measures, university researchers said.
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Get festive with the 2020 KTAR News holiday events map
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Biden plans swift moves to protect and advance LGBTQ rights
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Here's why smartphone-based payment systems are safe to use
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Nevada homicide suspect shot by Arizona DPS trooper near Parker
A man was transported to the hospital after an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper-involved shooting on Thursday, according to authorities.Comments -
Navajo Nation health executive to serve on Joe Biden's coronavirus board
Navajo Department of Health Executive Director Dr. Jill Jim has been selected to serve on President-elect Joe Biden's coronavirus advisory board. -
Sally C. Morton tabbed to lead ASU's Knowledge Enterprise
Statistician Sally C. Morton will become the first woman to lead ASU's Knowledge Enterprise, according to a university release. -
Report: Joe Biden considering Cindy McCain for UK ambassador
Democratic president-elect Joe Biden is reportedly considering choosing Cindy McCain as the next ambassador to the U.K. -
To court Latinos, Democrats have to expand strategy in 2022
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Arizona reports 4,136 new coronavirus cases, 36 additional deaths
Arizona reported 4,136 new coronavirus cases and 36 more deaths on Saturday, putting the state's totals at 322,744 COVID-19 infections and 6,624 fatalities. -
Inequality in dermatology brings misdiagnoses for patients of color
Lack of representation has created gaps of inequality that cause Black patients to be misdiagnosed and undertreated in dermatology, experts say. -
Phoenix Children’s Hospital Ignite Hope event goes virtual in 2020
Phoenix Children's Hospital is not letting the coronavirus pandemic extinguish the light as the annual Ignite Hope celebration will go virtual in 2020. -
Pinal County makes Narcan available to residents to combat opioid epidemic
The Pinal County Sherriff’s Office is making Narcan available to county residents at no cost in an attempt to lower the number of opioid overdoses. -
More than 5,000 Navajo Nation businesses receive virus financial aid
The Navajo Nation Business and Artisans Economic Relief Grant awarded approximately $29 million in coronavirus relief funds to more than 4,000 individuals. -
Virus keeps Black Friday crowds thin, shoppers shift online
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For Big Tech, Joe Biden brings a new era but no ease in scrutiny
The days of an adoring Washington are unlikely to return for America's tech companies with mounting legislative and regulatory challenges to the industry. -
Loop 202 eastbound reopens at Scottsdale Road after crash
Eastbound Loop 202 at Scottsdale Road has reopened after a crash closed down the lanes, the Arizona Department of Transportation said Friday. -
Arizona Snowbowl witnesses busy first week of the season
People couldn't wait to get back on the slopes as Arizona Snowbowl day tickets sold out quickly in its first week and remain sold out through Saturday. -
Self Made Training in Scottsdale issued closure for non-compliance
The Arizona Department of Health Services issued a Notice of Closure for Non-Compliance to a Scottsdale fitness center on Friday. -
Arizona highways rank No. 23 in performance and cost-effectiveness
Arizona improved to No. 23 in the nation in a ranking on highway performance and cost-effectiveness, a six-spot improvement from 2019. -
Navajo homes getting electricity with CARES Act funding
Workers in the Navajo Nation are scrambling to connect 510 homes to electricty using CARES Act funding before it expires on Dec. 31.
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