Arizona Gov. Ducey and Secretary of State Hobbs sparred this week over changes to upcoming election guidelines to help voters in long-term care facilities.
For those that are out of work due to COVID-19, Arizona Department of Economic Security director Michael Wisehart says to rush to apply for unemployment insurance before it runs out.
Maricopa County has given out $993,000 in rental assistance to residents enduring financial struggles due to the coronavirus pandemic -- a small fraction of funds still available from the federal coronavirus relief bill.
Now that APS and SRP have asked customers to conserve energy, Arizona Corporation Commission members want utilities to prove they can keep air conditioners running.
Maricopa County has only allocated about a tenth of its $23 million from the federal coronavirus relief bill to small businesses and nonprofits. To distribute aid more quickly, the county is boosting grants from $10,000 to $25,000 per organization.
Homes for sale in the metro Phoenix area are currently going under contract in about eleven days -- twice as fast as one year ago, according to an online real estate database.
The coronavirus crisis had stopped a Valley babysitting group from going into homes to care for children. To adapt, the Busy Bees now has a "homework hive" to help school children with their virtual lessons.
Maricopa County Medical Director Dr. Rebecca Sunenshine said Wednesday the reopening of school classrooms should be based upon data, not an arbitrary date.
As virus cases soar in Arizona, an ASU professor believes the crisis was prompted by a premature opening in an attempt to revitalize its struggling economy.
