Arizona Now Up to 27 Cases of COVID-19
As the number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona jumps to 27, more businesses announce temporary closures to help reduce spread.
As the number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona jumps to 27, more businesses announce temporary closures to help reduce spread.
SRP officials are asking voters to mail in ballots for the April 7 election rather than voting in person during the coronavirus pandemic.
While state officials continue to allow social gathering spaces like bars and gyms to stay open, some Arizona cities have decided to shut them down.
While other states have shut down nonessential businesses, Arizona has yet to do the same. Sen. Sinema is calling on state leadership to make the move.
Isolation from social distancing can make people feel powerless, but here are some ways of helping the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Arizona government agencies, nonprofits, and businesses announced new measures over the weekend for dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes' plan to mail out more ballots before Tuesday's election was just shot down in court.
The number of coronavirus cases in Arizona held steady Friday at nine. Here’s how leaders in the state continue to respond.
The number of gatherings in Arizona being canceled or moved due to the coronavirus - like spring training and the Democratic debate - continues to pile up.
The bill would require employers to provide up to seven days of paid sick leave and 14 additional days during an emergency like the coronavirus.