Phoenicians have been finding ways to help out their neighbors during the coronavirus pandemic while complying with social distancing restrictions.
These three UArizona students have many more concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic than just classes moving online.
The ADHS official report puts Arizona's test count at less than 500, but officials say private testing brings the number to nearly 11,000.
As the coronavirus continues to spread, grocery stores and universities are finding ways to help without putting people's health at risk.
The state health department is now telling hospitals to discourage testing for coronavirus in most patients due to a lack of supplies.
Republican lawmakers, led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, have tried for years to repeal the landmark legislation.
Phoenix Children’s Hospital says one of its doctors has tested positive, while ASU says 15 of its students have the virus.
School and business closures due to the global pandemic have made it more difficult for Arizonans to keep up with their bills. The state is trying to help.
Arizona officials are working to keep up with the demand for medical supplies as they see increasing numbers of people for coronavirus.
The number of people suffering and dying from COVID-19 in Arizona continues to rise. The state has seen five deaths and 326 cases as of Tuesday.
