Arizona Health News

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

The Arizona health department reported 124 new cases of coronavirus and five additional deaths on Wednesday morning, a day after the state's "stay at home" order went into effect.

Arizona now has 1,289 cases of COVID-19, and the disease caused by the new coronavirus claimed four more lives, the state reported Tuesday morning.

Banner Health is sending Arizona nurses to help the coronavirus outbreak in Colorado as some areas are seeing large influx of COVID-19 patients.

Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center is turning to a mobile app to help patients stay connected amid the coronavirus outbreak.

According to a Valley sleep coach, drinking black coffee right before a 20 minute nap could be the key to having a more successful sleep.

As coronavirus cases in Arizona continue to rise, the Arizona Department of Health Services has launched a more detailed reporting dashboard on its website.

Coronavirus cases in Arizona jumped by more than 100 again on Saturday, as the number rose to 773 across the state, and two additional deaths were reported.

An Arizona State University professor said he tested positive for COVID-19 after traveling to New York City for a school trip days after the university discouraged nonessential domestic travel because of the virus outbreak.

Although Arizona health officials have been warning about coronavirus test supply shortages, the state reported its largest daily increase in COVID-19 cases and deaths Friday morning.

A top state health official said Wednesday she expects the peak of coronavirus cases in Arizona to happen in April.

Coconino County health officials on Tuesday confirmed the county's first death caused by the coronavirus. It is the sixth reported COVID-19 death in Arizona.

Arizona State University said it had 15 confirmed cases of coronavirus among its student population as of Monday.

Arizona's death toll from the coronavirus outbreak is up to five, and the number of reported cases in the state increased to 326 on Tuesday morning.

Pima County health officials on Monday reported the county's first death due to coronavirus. Arizona now has confirmed 3 COVID-19 deaths.

Coconino County, which has reported community spread of COVID-19, said it might have to stop testing for the coronavirus as its resources run low.

The Arizona health department reported 82 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday morning, pushing the state total to 234 positive coronavirus tests.

Banner Health announced Monday it is rolling out drive-thru locations in Arizona to take samples for coronavirus testing.

Children in the Scottsdale Unified School District can receive a free breakfast and lunch despite nation- and state-wide school closures.

Costco is adding specific hours for seniors, including at locations across the Valley, in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.