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The head of a Phoenix-based education nonprofit said Monday that reopening Arizona schools for in-person learning should rely on multiple coronavirus public health metrics.
Some Arizonans who have used up their regular unemployment benefits can get more relief through a 13-week extension, the state Department of Economic Security said.
From the COVID-19 pandemic to arrests made in the metro Phoenix area, here are some of the stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.
The Arizona health department reported 2,359 new coronavirus cases and 31 deaths Sunday. The state has reported 143,624 COVID-19 cases and 2,761 deaths.
Arizona was one of 18 states in the red zone for coronavirus cases and one of 11 for test positivity, according to a White House document obtained by the CPI.
As activists call for the removal of Confederate and slaveholder monuments, three Arizona congress members sponsored a bill calling for better protections.
Three men were arrested by Scottsdale police on charges relating to the riots at Fashion Square. Two are accused of theft and one for driving recklessly.
An internal affairs report on the Arizona state trooper who fatally shot Dion Johnson cataloged a series of reprimands for offenses that include harassment and using a stun gun on a dog.
