Arizona Health News

Walgreens said it’s finalizing the location of 15 drive-thru coronavirus test sites in seven states, including Arizona, and aims to have them operating later this week.

As long-term care facilities see a rise in coronavirus cases, Maricopa County is prioritizing personal protective equipment to these locations.

The number of coronavirus cases in Arizona passed the 2,500 mark, and the death count increased to 73, state health officials announced Tuesday morning.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich told a Phoenix-based cannabis business to stop touting products as potential treatments for COVID-19.

With little hope of getting the 5,000 ventilators it requested, Arizona has revised its request down to fewer than the 500 it expects to need soon.

Arizona has 2,456 reported positive tests for COVID-19 and 65 deaths, the state health department reported Monday morning.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said the city was looking at potential areas for budget cuts as the coronavirus outbreak continues to disrupt the economy.

Coronavirus cases continue to rise in Arizona. Here's the latest information regarding COVID-19 from around the state, country and world.

The University of Arizona Health Sciences sent 250 COVID-19 sample collection kits to the Navajo Nation in Window Rock, Arizona.

Tempe Marketplace is creating a multi-restaurant, no-contact drive-in experience after restaurants were forced to cease sit-in dining due to COVID-19.