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.
The scientists' model had predicted that reopening businesses in Arizona earlier than late May would cause coronavirus cases to dramatically increase.
Arizona's number of COVID-19 cases continued to rise Wednesday, two days after the state disbanded a team of researchers working on coronavirus models.
Governors asked the Trump administration for help. But the President said the federal government isn't a "shipping clerk."
The restaurant usually hires 25 bartenders for its annual Cinco de Mayo party. This year, staff will be sending the margaritas home.
A University of Arizona professor says differing opinions on COVID-19 often come down to personal experiences and an urban vs. rural divide.
