Peter Samore

COVID-19 deaths and infections are coming down in skilled nursing homes in Arizona, but the state's chapter of AARP says an eighth of them have under a week’s supply of personal protective equipment on hand and a fifth of nursing homes are short-staffed.

RealtyTrac thinks most Phoenix metro residents will stay in their homes even when the pauses on foreclosures eventually expire.

More than 1,500 city of Chandler employees are splitting $5.5 million in bonuses from savings due to COVID-19 pandemic hiring freezes.

U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona is looking for compassionate solutions to the surges of unaccompanied migrant children at the border -- which she called "unsustainable."

Arizona had the highest jump in personal income in the nation last year despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report released last week by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Delinquent Arizona renters are fearing the worst once the renewed federal eviction moratorium expires on June 30, a Zillow study found.

High school athletes love to compete against other teams, but players have found themselves competing against the COVID-19 pandemic instead.

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.

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.

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.