The Mike Broomhead Show

The coronavirus outbreak has changed the way people live and work, and Arizona State University President Michael Crow said his school was ready to jump to that future.

The Arizona Supreme Court on Thursday issued a ruling upholding the implementation of controversial Uber and Lyft fees at Sky Harbor Airport.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday there was nothing wrong with taking a walk while the coronavirus-related stay-at-home order was in effect. Just abide by the federal guidelines of social distancing, he said.

Colleagues are remembering fallen Phoenix Police Commander Greg Carnicle, who was shot and killed in the line of duty on Sunday.

Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams said Thursday her department has shifted focus on who it arrests during the coronavirus outbreak.

If the relief bill becomes law, Sen. Martha McSally said Arizonans will benefit from direct payments and grants to small businesses to keep employees on the payroll.

More than 100 female inmates will be temporarily housed at Hickman Family Farms in metro Phoenix to guard against the spread of coronavirus in prisons, officials announced Wednesday.

Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone doesn’t want to open the county’s new intake facility while coronavirus is spreading because of its interactive design.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey introduced a coronavirus-related initiative Tuesday designed to bring together resources for those who need help and those who want to give it.

There inevitably will be more coronavirus cases diagnosed in Arizona, Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday, but the battle against the infectious disease is a marathon, not a sprint.