Arizona Health News

A mobile coronavirus testing van was unveiled on Monday morning by the city of Phoenix -- the first of its kind in Arizona.

Arizona reported no new coronavirus deaths and just 468 more cases on Monday, putting the state's documented totals at 194,005 COVID-19 infections and 4,506 fatalities.

Additional federal benefits for unemployed Arizonans and Valley schools districts grappling with the coronavirus pandemic are among some of the biggest stories of the weekend.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — When the coronavirus emerged in the U.S. this year, public health officials and advocates for the homeless feared the virus would rip through shelters and tent encampments, ravaging vulnerable people who often have chronic health issues. They scrambled to move people into hotel rooms, thinned out crowded shelters and moved tents […]

Phoenix Union on Monday will postpone sports activities until state and county health coronavirus benchmarks are met for a safe return.

Arizona health authorities reported 883 new coronavirus cases and 14 additional deaths on Sunday morning, bringing the state's case total to 193,537.

A ballot initiative banning surprise charges for those with preexisting medical conditions was blocked by a Maricopa County judge due to invalid signatures.

Valleywise Health on Friday announced its new state-of-the-art community health center at 35th and Southern Avenues in south Phoenix will open on Monday.

Many public schools nationwide are restarting, but if classes resume in person later this year, the chasm could grow between generations who live together.

Arizona reported 933 new coronavirus cases with 69 more deaths on Friday, bringing the state's totals to 192,654 COVID-19 infections and 4,492 fatalities.

Jonathan Nez is urging all schools on the tribe's reservation to use online learning during the fall semester amid the coronavirus pandemic.

There is a chance for water parks in Arizona to possibly reopen earlier if they can convince health officials they'll impose stringent coronavirus safety precautions.

Maricopa County unveiled Friday a schools-specific coronavirus dashboard designed to give metro Phoenix residents a better look into when in-person instruction should begin.

Arizona reported 928 new coronavirus cases with 40 more deaths on Friday, bringing the state's totals to 191,721 COVID-19 infections and 4,423 fatalities.

Numerous teachers in the Queen Creek Unified School District have resigned as their schools get ready to welcome back students for in-person classes Monday.

Arizona's top health official said Thursday there are still many unknowns regarding how the coronavirus interacts with school-aged children.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman called out Arizona districts Thursday that intend to resume in-person learning despite counties not meeting recommended benchmarks to reopen.

A group of rental housing owners have filed a lawsuit against the state's eviction moratorium put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maricopa County has met two of three coronavirus benchmarks designed to guide schools on when it’s safe to start in-person learning again this year, Arizona health officials reported Thursday.

Arizona reported 1,351 new coronavirus cases with 36 more deaths on Thursday, bringing the state's totals to 190,794 COVID-19 infections and 4,383 fatalities.