18 more coronavirus deaths in Arizona
Arizona health officials announced 18 new deaths from coronavirus Tuesday, as well as a surge in new…
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No new coronavirus deaths in Arizona
For the first time in a month, Arizona health officials have no new coronavirus deaths to…
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COVID-19 in Arizona: Elective surgeries to resume, despite projected peak in mid-May
Despite health officials’ projections that Arizona won’t see its peak in cases until the middle of next month, Gov. Doug Ducey issued an…
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Elderly couple celebrate anniversary through a window
An Arizona man visits his wife through a window every day as she recovers from a heart attack at a rehab…
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Arizona Governor removes restrictions on elective surgeries
Arizona’s hospitals now report increased availability of personal protective equipment (PPE) and bed capacity. That prompted Governor Doug Ducey to…
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As coronavirus number rise, organ donations drop
It’s an unexpected side-effect of a global pandemic. The number of people signing up to be organ donors has dropped in…
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Sen. McSally hosts town hall to provide an update on coronavirus resources
U.S. Senator Martha McSally is hosting a telephone town hall on Thursday, April 23, to provide the public with an update on the…
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3 Chandler children found safe after Amber Alert
The three Chandler children have been found…
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Airman arrested in death of New Mexico Sunday school teacher
An Air Force airman was arrested Tuesday in the death of a Mennonite woman whose body was found off a forest road in northern Arizona two months ago,…
Continue Reading Health officials launch Arizona Surge Line
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) has launched a new way for doctors, hospitals, and health officials to better communicate about…
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Arizona provides additional benefits to feed children during pandemic
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and the state Department of Economic Security (DES) announced additional benefts for households with children eligible…
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CBP seized 144 pounds of drugs over the weekend in San Luis and Nogales
Five men and two women are arrested in connected and separate attempts in smuggling more than 144 pounds of methamphetamine and fentanyl through the…
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US appeals order to give detained migrants beds in Arizona
The Trump administration on Monday appealed a federal court order requiring the U.S. Border Patrol to provide beds, blankets, showers, quality food…
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Dairy farmers forced to adjust their practices during COVID-19 pandemic
Shocking videos of dairy farmers dumping thousands of gallons of milk have been circulating on the internet, as the coronavirus outbreak has forced…
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Town hall will discuss AZ Veteran benefits amid pandemic
An upcoming Arizona Veterans Affairs telephone town hall will discuss changes in operations due to the coronavirus…
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Hundreds protest at Arizona State Capitol
Hundreds of cars circled the Arizona State Capitol Sunday to demand Governor Doug Ducey re-open the…
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Senate candidate Mark Kelly talks small business funds
Democratic candidate Mark Kelly is keeping a close eye on Arizona’s small businesses as he eyes a seat in the U.S. Senate.
Commander Kelly said his…
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Bald eagles, eaglets found nesting in arms of Arizona cactus
For the first time in decades, bald eagles have been found nesting in an Arizona saguaro…
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Arizona urges insurance providers continue coverage
The Arizona Department of Insurance is urging insurers across the state ensure their coverage continues during this…
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Amberly’s Place continues operations, sees ‘scary’ drop in cases
Amberly’s place continues to serve the community in spite of all the changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, but it’s something that isn’t…
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