Arizona’s number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise this week as local health officials work to expand testing in the state.
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Arizona Cities Shut Down Bars Despite State Allowing Them to Stay Open
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.
School Suspended, Spring Training Canceled, and More Thursday Coronavirus Updates
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.
Third Person Tests Positive for Coronavirus in Arizona
Tune in here for live updates on coronavirus in Arizona.
USS Arizona Memorial Now Open Outside D-backs Spring Training Facility
The new memorial outside the D-backs spring training facility honors the more than 1,100 sailors who died on the USS Arizona during Pearl Harbor.
Rescue Teams Begin Day Two of Search for Missing Hiker by Roosevelt Lake
Another hiker told authorities about the missing person after the two were separated during a flash flood at Bull Canyon.
‘Invest in Ed’ Ballot Initiative Kicks off Monday With Rally at Capitol
Educators are collecting signatures for the Invest in Education Act in hopes of bringing more funding to the state’s public school system.
Here Are Some Presidents Day Activities to Keep You Busy From Dawn Til Dusk
These four events around the Phoenix metro area are guaranteed give them something to talk about at work and school on Tuesday.
New Bill Would Allow Arizonans to Get Birth Control Without a Prescription
Getting access to birth control medication could soon become much easier in Arizona, thanks to a new bill that has bipartisan support.
Rep. Townsend’s Voter Fraud Bill Isn’t Dead Yet
Plus two other Arizona stories for today.
Advocates Take Home a Win After Arizona Senate Passes Pro-Refugee Resolution
More than 50 advocates took home a win after the Arizona Senate adopted a pro-refugee resolution they had spent the day promoting.
Tensions Explode Over Plan To Blow Up Sacred Site For Border Wall
While contractors detonate explosives on public land, lawmakers move to lax regulations for border wall construction on private property.
These Groups Headed To The Capitol To Fight Anti-Immigrant & Voter Suppression Laws
Whatever happens here, we’re going to win at the ballot box.” Here’s what happened during Thursday’s legislation committee hearings at the State Capitol.
State Officials’ Steamy Messages Land Them In Hot Water
Rep. David Cook’s love letters, and texts from a former governor’s aide put a spotlight on misconduct at the Arizona State Capitol.
Arizona Lawmakers Reacted to the State of the Union Exactly As Expected
Here’s how Arizona’s members of Congress and party officials reacted to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Dreamer And Teacher of the Year Will Be Arizona Guests For State of the Union
Here’s who Arizona’s Congress members are taking as guests to Tuesday’s State of the Union Address.
Here’s How 5 Democrats Want to Bring Criminal Justice Reform to Maricopa County
Thursday, voters got to hear five Democratic candidates for Maricopa County Attorney share their ideas on criminal justice reform during a town hall.
‘My Heart is Broken’: Arizonans Respond to the Death of Kobe Bryant
Plus other top stories that happened in Arizona over the weekend.
Educators to Ducey: Your Math Doesn’t Add Up
The Governor promised a 20% raise for all teachers by 2020, but educators say it hasn’t happened.
These Four Initiatives Could Completely Overhaul Arizona Elections
With more restrictive voting law proposals on the table for 2020, voting rights advocates are proposing major changes of their own.
Drugmakers Ring in New Year by Hiking Up Drug Prices
Prescriptions just got more expensive in Arizona. This is why.
Why These Arizonans Rallied to Demand Trump’s Impeachment
“At least I did what I feel is patriotic”: These Arizonans turned out to demand Trump’s impeachment to preserve democracy.