Live blog: Here's the latest on Arizona's primary election

Arizona’s largest insurer for schools reversed course Tuesday, saying it would provide liability coverage for claims related to COVID-19.

There won’t be a statewide date set for the start of on-campus instruction, Arizona’s top education official said Tuesday.

Arizona’s gyms can’t resume operations, but the state must give them a way to apply for reopening, a judge ruled Tuesday.

Jury trials at the Maricopa County Superior Court are set to resume this month after being suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It would be better for your finances to wait until after you've completed Dave Ramsey's Baby Step 3 before splurging, he advises.

Vice President Mike Pence will visit to be endorsed by the Arizona Association of Police and join an event by the Latter-day Saints for Trump Coalition.

Arizona reported 1,008 new coronavirus cases and 66 more deaths on Tuesday, bringing the state's documented totals to 180,505 COVID-19 infections and 3,845 fatalities.

On tribal land, election officials are navigating the closure of businesses and government buildings, curfews and other restrictions in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The decision over whether to open schools for students is weighing heavily on a superintendent of a small school district in southeastern Arizona.

Data collected by a Phoenix-based political consulting firm showed the Democratic Party to be benefitting from record levels of voter enthusiasm ahead of the primary election on Tuesday.