Gov. Ducey limits Arizona restaurant occupancy to 50% of capacity

A group of five Arizona mayors calling for new state policies to combat the spread of coronavirus didn’t get much of what they wanted Thursday.

Gov. Doug Ducey outlined plans Thursday to increase coronavirus testing across Arizona amid a continued surge in cases.

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After Josh Holt and his wife, Thamy, were arrested in Venezuela, in June 2016, getting her daughters to the United States was a lengthy and complicated negotiation process.

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman on Thursday pushed back against a threat from President Donald Trump to cut funding for schools that don't fully reopen for in-person instruction during the coronavirus pandemic.

Firefighters were battling a brush that broke out Thursday morning on a mountain in the Thunderbird Conservation Park in Glendale.

ASU President Michael Crow is scratching his head over a new federal policy that would force international students to leave the country in some cases.

The hottest temperatures of the year are expected to blister metro Phoenix starting Friday, jumping from 113 degrees to 117 degrees Sunday, forecasters said.

The Arizona health department reported 75 new coronavirus deaths on Thursday morning, pushing the state’s fatality count above 2,000.

A toddler pulled unconscious from the bottom of a pool in a Mesa back yard Wednesday died, authorities said.

More than 1.3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, a historically high pace that shows that many employers are still laying people off during the pandemic.

Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier announced his department will be implementing a law enforcement reform plan emphasizing accountability, community engagement and transparency.

Those who protect the public are now asking the state of Arizona to protect them after an alarming amount of first responders have tested positive for coronavirus.

The pivot to distance learning in the spring when Arizona schools closed due to the coronavirus happened so quickly that many teachers struggled to adjust, a new survey found.