Walgreens has announced plans to open 15 drive-thru rapid-testing sites for coronavirus in seven states, including Arizona.
Nonprofits are facing staggering losses of income as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Arizona Gives Day aims to help make up for the gaps.
The state has now reached 2,575 cases and 73 deaths. Here's what else you need to know about coronavirus in Arizona today.
Coronavirus cases and related deaths continued to increase in Arizona on Monday but at a seemingly slower rate than in previous days.
Financial stress and dwindling social networks add to challenges domestic violence survivors may encounter when trying to find a safe space.
The total number of coronavirus cases in Arizona reached 1,769 Friday, while at least 41 people in the state are known to have died from the virus.
Sen. Martha McSally is shifting blame to China for American deaths and calling on the WHO director to quit during a major global pandemic.
A local therapy practice is offering coronavirus-specific group therapy, while a Phoenix yoga studio is offering interactive online classes.
U.S. Senate candidate Mark Kelly of Arizona is joining his twin brother on Instagram to read children a story while they're stuck home from school.
More than 50 news outlets across the state will be airing a town hall with state leaders to answer questions about the new coronavirus.
