Arizona government agencies, nonprofits, and businesses announced new measures over the weekend for dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
A Chandler assisted living facility has now seen 16 residents die from COVID-19, while four death row inmates in Florence have tested positive.
“When Donald Trump thinks about climate change, the only word he can muster is ‘hoax.’ When I think about climate change, the word I think of is ‘jobs.’”
Despite nearly 1,000 inmates and corrections staff testing positive for COVID-19, little is being done to curb the spread of the virus in Arizona prisons.
The Treasury’s outdated formula for dispersing funds has shortchanged Arizona tribes by more than $70 million.
Neighborhoods are organizing mutual aid collectives to provide much-needed relief not offered by state or federal agencies.
“If this would have been JonBenét Ramsey or a blonde-headed little girl, I feel like the media would put this on the news every damn day.”
Help slow the spread of coronavirus in your community by staying home. Yes, that means no shopping.
The pandemic led to an initiative that provides Navajos with sheep to raise and the means to start their own gardens.
State lawmakers met Wednesday to discuss the Arizona Department of Corrections’ request to reopen a women’s prison in Douglas.
