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Arizona reported 1,030 new coronavirus cases and 14 more deaths on Monday, bringing the state's documented totals to 179,497 COVID-19 infections and 3,779 fatalities.
From historic temperatures in Phoenix to the state of Arizona continuing to endure the coronavirus pandemic, here are the biggest stories of the weekend.
A wildfire that broke out Saturday evening between Sedona and Camp Verde had grown to approximately 300 acres Sunday afternoon, according to authorities.
Arizona reported 1,465 new coronavirus cases and 18 more deaths Sunday, bringing the state's totals to 178,467 COVID-19 infections and 3,765 fatalities.
Phoenix Police are investigating a shooting that took place at a Phoenix apartment complex parking lot Saturday night that left one 16-year-old boy dead.
With the addition of transplant services, Banner -- University Medical Center Phoenix is the only hospital in the state with a full heart failure center.
A former Flagstaff mayoral candidate was indicted by a grand jury for submitting forged signatures, Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced on Friday.
Arizona reported 2,992 new coronavirus cases and 53 more deaths Saturday, bringing the state's totals to 177,002 COVID-19 infections and 3,747 fatalities.
Sen. Martha McSally said Friday that Congress allowing the extra federal unemployment benefits to run would be "disgraceful" and that the public was getting caught in political mudslinging.
Arizona reported 3,212 new coronavirus cases and 68 more deaths on Friday, bringing the state's documented totals to 174,010 COVID-19 infections and 3,694 fatalities.
The temperature in Phoenix reached 118 degrees Thursday afternoon, besting the previous record daily high temperature set earlier in the day, according to the National Weather Service.
Arizona health authorities reported 172 new coronavirus deaths Thursday, the most in a single day, although 78 were identified through death certificate matching.
