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While Arizona's poverty rate saw a decrease in 2019, experts worry the rate could go back up in 2020 because of the effects of coronavirus.

The coronavirus put naturalizations on hold for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, but the agency is working through the application backlog.

The number of Arizonans without health insurance jumped to more than 800,000 last year, according to Census Bureau data.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to implement a voting site to replace a polling place that the Pacua Yaqui has been trying to get restored.

As students return to Arizona classrooms amid the coronavirus pandemic, those who are part of the deaf and hard of hearing community face unique challenges.

Gila River Indian Community Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis told a House panel that an accurate Census count could be a “matter of life and death” for tribal communities.

The voting center was closed in 2018 from low voter turnout, but in the age of coronavirus, officials are raising concerns about voting accessibility.

American Airlines originally projected 1,367 Phoenix workers could be affected by furloughs and layoffs, but those numbers might be lower than anticipated.

Spoiled medication and missing rent checks are just some of the problems that Arizonans have seen as a result of recent postal system changes, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said during a grilling Friday of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.

The Eloy Detention Center had the third-highest number of positive coronavirus cases in the country, after facilities in Washington, D.C., and Texas.