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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 16, 2020Tempe city manager: Police chief resignation result of monthslong talks
Tempe Police Chief Sylvia Moir's resignation from the department came after months of conversation about social and police reform in the city.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 14, 2020Arizona State University reports 85 new coronavirus cases
Arizona State University reported 84 new coronavirus cases among students and one new faculty case, bringing the school's total to 1,498 cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 11, 2020
Research says coronavirus could cause heart damage, worrying for athletes
A recent study showed some COVID-19 survivors had evidence of heart inflammation after recovering, which could be worrying for student-athletes.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 8, 2020Republic Services seeks new transfer facility location after pushback
After concerns from Northwest Valley residents, Republic Services will not build a waste transfer station near 115th Avenue and Happy Valley Road.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 7, 2020Chandler pub forced to close for violating coronavirus compliance
Rick's Pub and Grub was issued a notice of non-compliance by the Arizona Department of Health Services Monday and must close until further notice.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 7, 2020
Phoenix continues to see substantial growth amid coronavirus pandemic
Out of the top 10 construction markets, Phoenix is the only market where construction expenditures increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 6, 2020Phoenix breaks daily heat record for third consecutive day
Phoenix broke a daily heat record Sunday for the third day in a row and it marks the 20th record high temperature Phoenix has experienced this summer.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 3, 2020
Dr. Cara Christ explains contrast in Arizona school, business dashboards
Arizona Department of Health Services director Dr. Cara Christ said the biggest difference between the dashboards is when they were created.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 3, 2020
Kathy Hoffman says hybrid-learning models will vary by district
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman said hybrid learning will look different depending on what each individual district decides.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 2, 2020ASU experts concerned about coronavirus spike after Labor Day
Arizona's seven-day average of coronavirus cases is slightly higher than it was ahead of Memorial Day weekend, but experts are cautious of another spike.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 1, 2020Arizona State shifts housing plans as coronavirus cases rise
Arizona State has over 800 coronavirus cases. With those numbers continuing to rise, housing changes are coming for students living in residence halls.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 1, 2020OdySea trainers engineer device to help baby penguin overcome defect
Rosie, an 8-month-old penguin, has undergone months of physical therapy to correct a skeletal deformity and working to sit up properly on her own.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 31, 2020Ducey urges businesses to operate safely, responsibly as more reopen
The Arizona Department of Health Services has received more than 800 complaints about potential violations for businesses that are reopening.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 26, 2020Protesters demand justice for those killed by Phoenix police
Protesters from Black Lives Matter and Poder in Action marched in downtown Phoenix Wednesday to demand justice for those killed by Phoenix Police.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2020UArizona president says off-campus activity key in coronavirus spread
University of Arizona President Robert Robbins says the school can resume on-campus activity, but the key to containing coronavirus will be off-campus activity.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 8, 2020
Sonora Quest accused of consumer fraud for delayed COVID-19 test results
The Arizona Attorney General's Office said Sonora Quest is violating the Consumer Fraud Act for inaccurate claims over coronavirus test processing times.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 5, 2020
Rep. David Schweikert confident about defeating Hiral Tipirneni
Republican U.S. Rep. David Schweikert expressed confidence Wednesday that he will defeat challenger Dr. Hiral Tipirneni in November's election.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 17, 2020Adolescents at risk in drug overdose rise during COVID-19 pandemic
According to a recent study, drug overdoses jumped by 42% in May 2020 compared to May 2019 as people continue to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 16, 2020
Ducey extends protections for renters affected by COVID-19 to end of October
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey extended protections for renters facing hardships from coronavirus until Oct. 31 under Thursday's executive order.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 16, 2020Jan Brewer says Arizona Gov. Ducey needs to step up coronavirus actions
Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said Wednesday that Doug Ducey needs to "pull the trigger" when it comes to taking action on handling coronavirus.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 14, 2020Sheriff Penzone believes body cameras are valuable tool for departments
Sheriff Paul Penzone used to be skeptical about the idea of body cameras for deputies, but now he sees what a valuable tool they can be.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 14, 2020Foreign student rule pulled in face of lawsuits that included Arizona schools
Facing multiple lawsuits, including one including Arizona's universities, the federal government rescinded a rule that could have forced international students to leave the country.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 11, 2020
Arizona to receive shipment of experimental coronavirus drug
To help deal with coronavirus cases, Arizona will receive 361 cases of Remdesivir, an experimental antiviral drug shown to lessen the effects of COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 10, 2020
Arizona restaurant leader sees Ducey’s latest requirements as beneficial
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's restaurants guidelines make 50% capacity a requirement and not just guidance for helping to slow the spread of coronavirus.