Poll: Arizonans' virus concerns growing as Ducey approval falls
Arizonans are becoming more concerned with the coronavirus pandemic while Gov. Doug Ducey's approval is falling, according to new polling from OH Predictive Insights released Monday.
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US budget deficit hits all-time high of $864 billion in June
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Phoenix hits record temperature for second consecutive day
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Tattoos could help identify 2 armed robbers in Phoenix
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California shuts bars, indoor dining and most gyms, churches
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Sheriff: 'Glee’ star Naya Rivera saved son before drowning
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MCSO: Electrical issue possible factor in double drowning at Lake Pleasant
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said an electrical current may have been a factor that led to a double drowning at Lake Pleasant over the weekend. -
Father, daughter killed in car-bicycle collision in Glendale
A father and his teenage daughter were killed in a vehicle-bicycle collision in Glendale on Sunday night, authorities said. -
Boutique fitness group sues Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey over closure order
A group of boutique fitness businesses has sued Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey over his executive order to close gyms in an attempt to combat the spread of COVID-19. -
Gov. Ducey announces $120K to support first responder mental health
Gov. Doug Ducey announced Monday his office awarded $120,000 in funding to support first responder mental health during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Don't let the Redskins make an ass out of you and me
KTAR News host Jim Sharpe warns against assuming all Native Americans are upset the Washington NFL team used to be called Redskins. -
Arizona health department extends free COVID-19 saliva testing in Phoenix
The Arizona Department of Health Services on Monday announced a second session of free COVID-19 testing using a saliva sample process developed at ASU. -
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White House coronavirus testing czar wants most Arizonans to wear mask
At least 90 percent of the Valley population should be wearing a face mask when they go out during this outbreak, a White House coronavirus task force member said Monday. -
Fire ravages ship for 2nd day; sends acrid haze over city
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Arizona reports 1,357 new coronavirus cases, 8 additional deaths
Arizona reported 1,357 new coronavirus cases on Monday and eight additional deaths, increasing the state's totals to 123,824 cases and 2,245 fatalities. -
Judge blocks federal executions; administration appeals
A U.S. district judge on Monday ordered a new delay in federal executions, hours before the first lethal injection was scheduled to be carried out at a federal prison in Indiana. -
Ready or not: Election costs soar in prep for virus voting
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Car accident shuts down Interstate 10 past downtown Phoenix
One person was seriously injured in a car accident that shut down a stretch of westbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix for hours Monday, authorities said. -
Sonora Quest to vastly expand virus testing capacity in Arizona
Sonora Quest Laboratories is planning to significantly increase its COVID-19 testing capacity and produce results much faster as part of a new initiative called Operation Catapult. -
Peoria officer's funeral procession to close parts of Loop 101, Interstate 17
A funeral procession for fallen Peoria police officer Jason Judd will close parts of the Loop 101 and Interstate 17 on Tuesday, according to ADOT.
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