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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 18, 2021Student athletes spend year competing against COVID-19 pandemic
High school athletes love to compete against other teams, but players have found themselves competing against the COVID-19 pandemic instead.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 17, 2021Valley gym owner, goer forced to adapt amid COVID-19 pandemic
In the past year, a gym owner and gym-goer have both been forced to adapt to new restrictions and procedures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 5, 2021Phoenix public workers disappointed with vaccine priority, federal relief
Some city of Phoenix employees wish Arizona would have prioritized them as essential workers for the COVID-19 vaccine, among other concerns in response from authorities to the pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 2, 2021Survivors honor loved ones lost to COVID-19 with Tempe memorial
Survivors placed flowers and photos of their loved ones lost to COVID-19 in the courtyard of the Arizona Heritage Center in Tempe on Monday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 1, 2021Additional COVID-19 vaccines could boost home seller confidence
Additional COVID-19 vaccines – like the recently-approved one from Johnson & Johnson – could send home sales soaring even higher.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 26, 2021Son’s death moves Arizona senator to back legalizing fentanyl testing strips
Arizona could soon legalize fentanyl testing strips and make them available over the counter, something that could help prevent overdoses and death.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 25, 2021Arizona’s health official mum on next essential workers eligible for vaccine
Arizona Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ on Wednesday wouldn't identify the next essential workers eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 19, 2021Maricopa County closing 2 COVID-19 vaccine pods, changing distribution
Maricopa County will soon close two of its COVID-19 vaccine sites, with officials saying the PODs were never meant to be the entire distribution strategy.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 12, 2021
No law degree? No problem. How you can now represent clients in Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court earlier this year sanctioned legal paraprofessionals who could provide more affordable representation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 11, 2021UArizona president wants more doses as campus gets COVID vaccine site
University of Arizona president Robert Robbins wants more COVID-19 vaccine doses as the campus gets ready to become the third state-run vaccination site.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 10, 2021Travelers could carry coronavirus ‘passport’ app with vaccination records
We need passports to get into other countries. Now, a Valley company offers a “coronavirus passport” to get us into places that require vaccinations.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 9, 2021Pima County surprised with state-run vaccination site announcement
Arizona's top health official said Monday Pima County in two weeks could get the third state-run COVID-19 vaccination site - and that’s news to Pima County.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 4, 2021Valley religious leaders thank God for coronavirus vaccine
Religious leaders in the Valley consider the coronavirus vaccine a gift from above and urge their congregations to take it when they can.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 1, 2021Phoenix metro home values grew by 13.5% in 2020
Phoenix metro home values gained $67 billion last year – a 13.5% growth – making it the 14th-most valuable in the country, according to Zillow.com
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 28, 2021Arizona’s COVID-19 death toll could top 18,000 in May with current restrictions
If current trends hold, Arizona could surpass 18,500 coronavirus deaths in May, and it could be more than that, according to the latest forecasts.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 22, 2021
Arizona health expert slams idea of Pfizer selling vaccines to states
A top Arizona health official is slamming the idea of Pfizer selling its COVID-19 vaccines directly to states, a concept floated by New York's governor.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 21, 2021Arizona dispensaries could start recreational cannabis sales next week
Dispensaries are applying online for new licenses and Arizona’s medicinal marijuana shops could be selling for adult recreational use in a week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 20, 2021Phoenix researchers examine how common cold antibodies fight COVID
Researchers at the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Phoenix are studying how common cold antibodies might be able to ward off COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 13, 2021Authorities on alert for more attacks at state capitols, including Arizona
Arizona Department of Public Safety and the FBI are on high alert at the state capitol for armed protesters leading up to Inauguration Day next Wednesday and beyond.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 30, 2020Zoom rooms, self-cleaning toilets could trend in homes in 2021
As people look to upgrade homes, the coronavirus pandemic could be driving new features like "Zoom" rooms and touchless faucets.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 28, 2020Here’s how to avoid work from home burnout in the New Year
From scheduling time in between virtual meetings to taking a mental health day, there's ways to avoid the work from home burnout in the New Year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 17, 2020Phoenix-based TGen studies genes to determine COVID immunity, reaction
Researchers at TGen in Phoenix have been studying microRNA to determine a person's potential immunity and reaction to COVID-19.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 16, 2020Tech gifts can help seniors connect for the holidays amid pandemic
With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic limiting travel for the holidays, tech gifts for seniors will help them connect with the family for the holidays.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 14, 2020Poll: Health care workers as nervous as public to take coronavirus vaccine
With the first doses of a coronavirus vaccine expected to arrive in Arizona this week, some healthcare workers may still be wary about being first in line.