Arizona coronavirus cases at 1,289 as death toll rises to 24

Coronavirus cases continue to rise in Arizona. Here's the latest information regarding COVID-19 from around the state, country and world.

Schools in Arizona will remain closed for the rest of the school year to limit the spread of the coronavirus -- and some education advocates are worried.

Grandparents, including those in the Valley, are seeing their grandchildren from behind the glass of a window or a phone screen because of COVID-19.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego called Gov. Doug Ducey's essential services list "laughable" after the governor's statewide stay-at-home order announced Monday prohibited their closure during the coronavirus outbreak.

ADHS Director Cara Christ announced that funding is being directed to help hospitals purchase ventilators to treat coronavirus patients.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order that gave clarity to what the state considers essential during the coronavirus pandemic. Here's the list.

Mayors across Arizona on Monday called on Gov. Doug Ducey to issue a shelter-in-place order as coronavirus cases and deaths in the state continue to rise.

When it's 110 degrees outside, don't we all pretty much shelter in place? Valley residents should have enough practice, Jim Sharpe says.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced steps to help families and small businesses avoid evictions if they've been impacted by coronavirus.

Colleagues are remembering fallen Phoenix Police Commander Greg Carnicle, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on Sunday.