Coronavirus cases rise to 919 in Arizona, death toll up to 17
Coronavirus cases in Arizona jumped by more than 100 on Sunday, as the number rose to 919, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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Runners still finding release on the road during COVID-19
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Dignity offers free virtual urgent care for COVID-19 symptoms
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Freeway closures spread across metro Phoenix this weekend
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Specter of 100K-plus virus deaths as Trump seeks reopening
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Tribes say persistent efforts pay off in massive stimulus
While the $10 billion for tribes in the $2.2 trillion package is less than they requested, tribes say it represents progress. -
COVID-19 being felt in donations, hours, adoptions at animal shelters
COVID-19 has affected Arizona animal shelters, which are discontinuing some services, cutting hours and juggling taking animals in and adopting them out. -
Dave Ramsey says: You can bridge the financial gap during tough times
If your workplace has closed its doors and isn’t offering pay during the coronavirus crisis, then it’s time for a financial regrouping. -
Director of Arizona Division of Emergency Management resigns
Wendy Smith-Reeve, Director of the Arizona Division of Emergency Management, has resigned from her position effective immediately. -
Trump: No quarantine, but travel advisory for NY, CT and NJ
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Handling mail amid coronavirus: Low risk but wash your hands
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CDC: Home remedy for COVID-19 can cause severe health consequences
The CDC says serious health consequences could occur if people use chloroquine phosphate without a prescription and supervision of a healthcare provider. -
Ducey signs state budget, includes $50M for coronavirus response
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a $11.8 billion budget that includes $50 million to help with the state's coronavirus response. -
Here are tips to make money at home and avoid scam businesses
Here are some tips to make money while working from home during the quarante and avoid potential scam businesses on the internet. -
City of Phoenix limits access on trails amid coronavirus concerns
The City of Phoenix this weekend began limiting access to various hiking destinations in order to promote social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
Flagstaff mayor closes salons, says complaint unmerited
The Flagstaff mayor said her decision to close nail salons and beauty parlors in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19 is not barred by Gov. Ducey's order. -
Coronavirus cases in Arizona rise to 773, 2 more deaths reported
Coronavirus cases in Arizona jumped by more than 100 again on Saturday, as the number rose to 773 across the state, and two additional deaths were reported. -
Deputies: Teen wrestling champ stopped Phoenix man from kidnapping
A 16-year-old wrestling champion helped stop a kidnapping and assault near Las Cruces, New Mexico, by pinning a Phoenix man to the ground until deputies arrived. -
Report: Maricopa County ranks No. 2 for potential census undercount
A new report from the data firm Civis Analytics says Maricopa County is at risk of the second greatest undercount in the 2020 census. -
Tempe Festival of the Arts goes virtual after cancellation from coronavirus
The staple event in Tempe will showcase the artists in a virtual experience. The 3-day event usually draws more than 225,000 visitors.
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