Childcare centers are quickly reopening locations they shuttered during the pandemic to accommodate families who are heading back to work.
A Phoenix childcare center found a safe way to hold a graduation ceremony for its preschoolers despite the coronavirus pandemic.
A dispute over which groups were eligible to receive tribal aid funding from the federal government led to a delay in the Navajo Nation receiving help.
If people aren’t responsible as businesses begin to reopen, the percentage of positive coronavirus cases in Arizona is expected to increase.
The initiative aims to elect candidates who support gun safety at all levels in Arizona - from the state legislature to the president.
Salons, retailers, and restaurants can now reopen after Ducey eased restrictions starting Friday - but that doesn’t mean things are back to normal.
Chalmer "Chuck" Shuff was supposed to visit the World War II Memorial this spring. But when his Honor Flight was canceled, his union stepped in.
Dr. Xinxin Ding with the University of Arizona says his hope is to find a way to make taking chloroquine safer and more effective for patients.
Rep. Tom O’Halleran of Arizona says repealing the Affordable Care Act, especially in the middle of a pandemic, only stands to make the country weaker.
A COVID-19 data project gave Arizona a failing grade in its preparedness, in part because it hasn’t made its number of contact tracers publicly available.
