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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 16, 2020Dr. Cara Christ, Arizona health care workers receive coronavirus vaccine
Arizona Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ and ten health care workers received the coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 16, 2020Ducey pleads with Arizonans to get coronavirus vaccine when available
Gov. Doug Ducey pleaded with Arizonans on Wednesday to get the coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available to them as infections continue to surge.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 15, 2020Yuma doctor back to work after viral coronavirus social media posts
Dr. Cleavon Gilman, a Yuma emergency room doctor, is back to work after tweets shining a light on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic went viral.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 10, 2020
Arizona health director urges people to take coronavirus mitigation seriously
Arizona Department of Health Services Director is urging people to take coronavirus mitigation seriously with holiday gatherings on the horizon.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 10, 2020
Christ says St. Luke’s could be ready in days for coronavirus patients if needed
ADHS Director Dr. Cara Christ said St. Luke's in Phoenix could be ready to accept coronavirus patients in a less than a week if the state needs it.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2020
Pima County reports hospitals at capacity amid coronavirus surge
The Pima County Health Department issued a health advisory and reported hospitals in the county were at capacity as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 8, 2020
Arizona health expert says state will continue to see exponential virus cases
A top Arizona public health expert said the state will continue to see an exponential rise in coronavirus cases unless serious action is taken.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 8, 2020
HonorHealth ramping up for virus vaccine distribution in Arizona
With the first coronavirus vaccine doses expected in the next week, HonorHealth in Scottsdale is conducting run throughs to ensure they are ready.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 7, 2020
Former Arizona AG cites Republican Biden supporters as key in state win
Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods said having Republicans vouch for Joe Biden were key in flipping the state in the presidential election.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 3, 2020Mesa Public Schools pivoting to remote learning for 2 weeks after break
Mesa Public Schools announced Thursday it will revert to online learning for two weeks following winter break to mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 3, 2020City of Phoenix halts sports facility reservations as coronavirus cases rise
The Phoenix City Council voted to cancel all reservations and tournaments at city operated sports facilities as coronavirus cases surge in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2020
Ducey signs order to ensure Arizonans receive coronavirus vaccine for free
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an executive order Wednesday to ensure Arizonans can receive the coronavirus vaccine for free when it becomes available.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2020
How to know which Arizona schools are open, closed during virus pandemic
The Arizona Department of Education unveiled a statewide tool to track the status of which schools are holding classes in-person, online or in hybrid form.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2020
Health expert says Arizona will have a hospital crisis even with interventions
The former director of the Arizona Department of Health Services said the state will experience a hospital crisis, no matter what coronavirus interventions happen.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 20203 Scottsdale high schools pivot to online learning amid rising virus cases
Chaparral, Arcadia and Desert Mountain high schools will pivot to online learning for the rest of the semester as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2020
Goldwater Institute, My Sister’s Closet file lawsuits challenging Prop 208
The Goldwater Institute and My Sister's Closet filed separate lawsuits on Monday aiming to challenge the constitutionality of Proposition 208,
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2020Arizona officials to certify results of 2020 general election Monday
The Arizona Secretary of State’s Office will certify the results of the 2020 general election at the official canvass on Monday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2020
Valley consultant worries political antics could cost Arizona’s economy
Following the latest Arizona GOP lawsuit, the president of a Valley economic consulting group worries the state could could be seen as problematic again.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 23, 2020
Former surgeon general calls Arizona’s coronavirus situation problematic
The former U.S. Surgeon General said the number of coronavirus cases in Arizona ahead of the holidays is far too high and is problematic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2020
Arizona health expert says hospitals could soon reach summer virus peaks
A prominent Arizona health expert says that Arizona hospitals could reach peak summertime capacities in the coming weeks as coronavirus cases surge.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 19, 2020
Election certification can progress after judge tosses Arizona GOP lawsuit
A certification of election results in metro Phoenix can proceed after a Maricopa County Superior Court judge rejected a Republican lawsuit attempting to halt that process.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 19, 2020Arizona high school winter sports competition postponed until January
The Arizona Interscholastic Association will postpone the start of high school winter sports until at least Jan. 5 as coronavirus cases continue to rise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 19, 2020Jan Brewer unsure why Gov. Ducey not taking a stand on mask mandates
Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says it "doesn't make sense" why current Gov. Doug Ducey does not take a stand on a statewide mask mandate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 19, 2020
Arizona health officials brace for winter visitors amid coronavirus surge
Arizona health officials are gearing up for winter visitors by offering guidance for safe gatherings and planning to implement enhanced coronavirus testing.