Arizona Health News

Arizona health officials reported 8,715 new coronavirus cases and 208 additional deaths from COVID-19 on Saturday, January 16.

Corrections officers at a Goodyear prison were offered COVID-19 vaccinations Friday, with more prisons to follow in the future.

Gov. Doug Ducey on Friday unveiled his state budget proposal for the upcoming year with a heavy focus on tax cuts and education as Arizona continues to navigate the coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona health officials on Friday reported 9,146 new coronavirus cases and 185 additional deaths from COVID-19.

The Phoenix Union High School District is opening the doors of four of its campuses next week so educators can get COVID-19 vaccines.

Despite recommendations from state health officials, Maricopa County will not lower the coronavirus vaccine eligibility age from 75 to 65 at its county-run vaccination sites.

As Arizona forges ahead with plans to expand COVID-19 vaccine distribution, top state officials are concerned about running out of doses.

Gov. Doug Ducey said Thursday between the large-venue locations and more shot availability to come, Arizona would be able to vaccinate its way out of the coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona health officials on Thursday reported 7,311 new coronavirus cases and 182 additional deaths from COVID-19.

Arizona officials announced that Phoenix Municipal Stadium will open Feb. 1 as the second state-run mass COVID-19 vaccination site.

For the sixth year in a row, education tops the list of most important issues for Arizona voters, according to an annual survey by Expect More Arizona.

Arizona is teetering on the brink of having to ration life-saving care, leaders of the state's major hospitals said Wednesday.

Arizona health officials decided Wednesday to lower the age requirement for phase 1B COVID-19 vaccination eligibility to 65 starting Tuesday.

Arizona's top health official said Wednesday that appointments for second shots of the COVID-19 vaccine will be open for February dates soon.

Arizona health officials on Wednesday reported 5,629 new coronavirus cases and 191 additional deaths from COVID-19.

A retired Peoria fire captain has died after a 10-year battle with occupational cancer, the department announced Tuesday.

You don’t have to live in Maricopa County to sign up for a shot at Arizona’s new 24-hour COVID-19 vaccination site at State Farm Stadium.

Arizona health officials on Tuesday reported a record 335 additional deaths from COVID-19 and 8,559 new coronavirus cases.

A researcher at the University of Arizona warned it will require more than the vaccine to get COVID-19 under control in the state.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey reaffirmed his commitment to his plan for getting the state through the coronavirus pandemic and touted his hope for the vaccine returning life to normal Monday in his annual State of the State address.