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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Arizona pays out nearly $27-million in unemployment benefits
The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) says this week it paid out $2.69 million in unemployment benefits to those who lost their jobs due…
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Coronavirus relief payments start landing in Arizonans’ bank accounts
Thousands of dollars started arriving in Arizonans’ bank accounts this week as the first payments from the massive coronavirus relief package began…
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Arizona governor seeks input from business leaders
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey wants the state’s business and tourism industries to help him to form a strategy for surviving…
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State teams up with UofA to provide tests for health care workers
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has announced a new partnership between the state and the University of Arizona to provide antibody tests for 250,000…
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Land managers finish wind farm environmental review
Federal and managers have completed an environmenal review of a proposed 100-megawatt wind farm near the Arizona-New Mexico…
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Gun sales rose to record levels in March, as COVID-19 fears climbed
Arizona processed a record 82,771 background checks on would-be gun buyers in March, as fears of the coronavirus drove people to gun shops in what…
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Officials predict active wildfire season in Arizona
State officials say conditions this year point towards a very active wildfire season in central and southern…
Continue Reading Number of coronavirus cases grows on the Navajo Nation
The number of coronavirus cases on the nation’s largest Native American reservation jumped by 17% over the weekend. …
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Arizona dairy farmers dump milk due to buyers shortage
Dairy farmers in the Tucson area say they’re dumping up to 100 gallons a milk a day because of the buyers shortage created by the coronavirus…
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3rd virus case reported among Arizona’s 42,000 prisoners
A third case of the coronavirus has been reported among Arizona’s 42,000 prison…
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Food-stamp purchases could soon go online under SNAP pilot program
Arizona food-stamp recipients may soon be able to buy their groceries online, after the federal government’s swift approval this week of the…
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State, national jobless claims continue surge, experts see no end
Another 129,215 Arizonans filed for unemployment last week, boosting the number of new jobless in the state above a quarter million since March 1,…
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STUDY: Yuma County ranks highest for social distancing
It’s a promising score, B+ for social distancing in Yuma…
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