Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced Thursday a statewide mask campaign aimed at increasing residents' use of face coverings amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The president of the University of Arizona confirmed the fall semester will resume as scheduled with classes conforming to one of four educational formats.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has provided updates on its testing of inmates and staff for the coronavirus as well as expenditures related to combating the health crisis.
Honoring America’s Veterans announced an online celebration would take place instead of the Phoenix Veterans Day Parade due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Chandler announced it will be hosting Operation Back to School on Saturday to supply students in need with academic essentials for the upcoming school year.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said an electrical current may have been a factor that led to a double drowning at Lake Pleasant over the weekend.
The same day Arizona reported 4,057 new coronavirus cases, Gov. Doug Ducey said the state is starting to experience signs of a flattening COVID-19 curve.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office released body camera video and additional details regarding an officer-involved shooting that left a 70-year-old Mesa man dead on Saturday.
Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier announced his department will be implementing a law enforcement reform plan emphasizing accountability, community engagement and transparency.
Phoenix Pride announced that on-duty law enforcement personnel are not invited to participate in the organization's upcoming 40th anniversary festivities.
Gov. Ducey announced he will be allocating $9 million from the federal coronavirus relief bill to support safe and secure voting during the upcoming election season.
