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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 18, 2020More than 200 Chaparral families told to quarantine after COVID-19 exposure
According to the district, 219 families at Chaparral High School were notified after the school reported additional coronavirus cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2020Maricopa County Attorney candidates propose prosecution reform
Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel and Democratic challenger Julie Gunnigle discussed how they would reform the prosecution system this weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 11, 2020
Arizona Secretary of State Hobbs appeals voter registration deadline
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs filed an appeal to overturn a court's decision that extended the state’s voter registration deadline to Oct. 23.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 11, 2020Cindy McCain affirms support for Joe Biden in new ad
Cindy McCain, the widow of former Arizona Sen. John McCain, appeared in a new ad that launched this weekend in support of Joe Biden.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 11, 2020San Tan Foothills High School closes after coronavirus outbreak
San Tan Foothills High School will remain closed for onsite learning and activities through Oct. 21 to help mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Oct 7, 2020
Harris, Pence clash over Supreme Court nomination, court packing
Mike Pence and Kamala Harris debated court packing and nominating a new justice as Supreme Court confirmation hearings start next week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 7, 2020UArizona researchers study pain relief caused by coronavirus
University of Arizona researchers studied how coronavirus blocks pain, which could explain why some people who are infected experience few or no symptoms.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 6, 2020
Mark Kelly, Martha McSally affirm their support of gun rights
During Tuesday’s debate, Republican Senator Martha McSally and Democratic challenger Mark Kelly affirmed they both support gun rights for Arizonans.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 6, 2020
Judge rules at-risk Arizona voters can use virtual options to cast ballots
An Arizona judge ruled special election boards can help at-risk voters in hospitals or long-term care facilities cast ballots through video conferencing.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 5, 2020UArizona shifting more classes to in-person as coronavirus cases decline
Starting next week, the Univeristy of Arizona will start to hold in-person classes for designated courses that have less than 30 people.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 5, 2020Arizona state Senate control could hinge on results of LD 28 election
Arizona state Sen. Kate Brophy McGee is running for reelection against Democratic challenger Christine Porter Marsh in Legislative District 28.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 1, 2020
Democrats Joe Biden, Kamala Harris to make first visit to Arizona next week
Democratic nominee Joe Biden and running mate Kamala Harris will make their first stop in Arizona next week, according to their campaign.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2020Cases continue to decline as ASU reports 51 new coronavirus infections
In an update provided Monday, Arizona State reported 211 active coronavirus infections among students and 4 cases among faculty.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2020UArizona study finds perfectionists more prone to helicopter parenting
A University of Arizona study found that people who are classified as perfectionists may be more likely to turn into helicopter parents.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2020
Weekend wrap-up: Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Sept. 25-27
From national honors to a police operation, here are the top stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 24, 2020ASU proving mitigation efforts working as COVID-19 cases decline
Coronavirus cases at Arizona State and the University of Arizona continue to decline as each institution implements its own mitigation strategies.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 24, 2020Arizona to work with businesses in counties with rising COVID-19 metrics
Arizona health officials reaffirmed that businesses in counties with rising coronavirus metrics won't immediately close if they reach substantial spread.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 24, 2020Interim Tempe police chief gravitated towards policing to help youth
Interim Tempe Police Chief Jeff Glover said it was a no-brainer to accept the position and is looking forward to moving toward community-based policing.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2020Coronavirus cases at Arizona State University continue to decline
Arizona State University reported 91 new coronavirus cases, but the institution continues to see a decline in active cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2020Majority of UArizona courses remain online despite coronavirus decline
The majority of classes at the University of Arizona will remain online until at least Oct. 2 despite a recent decline in coronavirus cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2020Trump, Republican senators trail in 3 battleground states, including Arizona
President Trump trails challenger Joe Biden in three key battleground states, like Arizona, and Republican senate nominees are trailing in those states.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2020Poll: Phoenix voters would support ordinance to ban flavored tobacco
Advocates against the sale of flavored tobacco products believe a citywide ban on its sale would prevent children from gravitating towards the goods.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 17, 2020Arizona State continues to see decrease in active coronavirus cases
According to a Thursday update, Arizona State University continues to see the number of active coronavirus cases trend downward.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 16, 2020
Poll finds less than 40% of Arizona voters would get coronavirus vaccine
An OH Predictive Insights poll showed 38% of likely Arizona voters would take a coronavirus vaccine while 23% were undecided.