Former Vice President Joe Biden is opening his lead against President Donald Trump in traditionally red state Arizona, a poll of likely voters showed Tuesday.
Staffers at the University of Arizona's College of Nursing are using designing skills in addition to their health care aptitude to contribute to coronavirus relief efforts.
The coronavirus outbreak has changed the way people live and work, and Arizona State University President Michael Crow said his school was ready to jump to that future.
The state he hopes to represent in the U.S. Senate has been doing a good job with its response to the coronavirus outbreak, Democratic candidate Mark Kelly of Arizona said.
U.S. Sen. Martha McSally of Arizona plans to donate her April paycheck and suspend campaign fundraising for two weeks to devote her time to coronavirus aid.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday there was nothing wrong with taking a walk while the coronavirus-related stay-at-home order was in effect. Just abide by the federal guidelines of social distancing, he said.
Republican Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona said Thursday he voted against the $8.3 billion coronavirus package because the plan became politicized and bloated.
The Phoenix councilman whose proposal to create a civilian review board to oversee police said Tuesday the investigative Professional Standards Bureau would stay in place as well.
Even before the first possible case of community-spread coronavirus in the nation was reported this week, Arizona already had a response plan in place.
A former law enforcement officer said Wednesday that civilian oversight of Phoenix police was potentially dangerous and could create even more conflict in the community.
Just after temperatures in the Phoenix area hit 80 degrees for the first time this year, a cooling trend was expected to follow with predictions of a rainy weekend.
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