Arizona continues to see drop in COVID-19 hospitalizations
The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients fell below half of the pandemic high from a month ago during the height of the fall and winter surge.
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Rep. Grijalva introduces new small business relief bill for border towns
We’re approaching a year since border closures and restrictions were put into place due to growing concerns over the coronavirus. Representative Grijalva is introducing a new bill that will provide targeted funds to small businesses along the united states border.
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Arizona to open third mass vaccination site
The state of Arizona announced Wednesday, it will open a third mass vaccination site on the University of Arizona campus.
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Arizona reaches milestone with 1 million COVID vaccine doses
Due to the large number of vaccines administered every day, Arizona’s counties cannot determine the one-millionth person to receive it
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Airbnb announces 70 listings suspended in Arizona due to party policies
Arizona Public Policy Director for Airbnb, said the listing service is committed to cracking down on irresponsible behavior, protecting public health, and reducing neighborhood disturbances.
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President Biden takes virtual tour of Arizona vaccine site
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday took a virtual tour of the mass vaccination site at State Farm Arena in Glendale.
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Sinema and Kelly seek solution to Arizona’s vaccine shortage
Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly on Monday once again asked the Biden administration to boost the number of coronavirus vaccines allocated to Arizona.
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President Joe Biden, VP Kamala Harris to virtually tour Arizona vaccination site
During Monday’s tour, Biden and Harris will learn more on the state’s distribution efforts and challenges.
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Plea made to White House for thousands of additional vaccines
Rep. Greg Stanton makes special request to Biden administration YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – A letter was sent to White House COVID-19 Coordinator as Arizona leads most of the nation in cases, deaths and ICU capacity per capita. Rep. Greg Stanton has sent a letter to the White House requesting the Administration approve an immediate
Continue Reading Arizona reports 4,417 new virus cases, 176 more deaths
The total number of Arizona cases since the pandemic started now stands at 771,796 and the death toll at 13,752.
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Hundreds of COVID-19 vaccine doses thrown away in Maricopa County
A spokesperson for Maricopa County says people do not show up for the vaccine appointment after doses have been thawed for the day.
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Scottsdale diner adds domes for safe outdoor dining
Culinary Dropout in the Scottsdale Quarter now has four domes for customers to dine-in safely outside.
Continue Reading COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop in Arizona
State officials on Tuesday said COVID-19 hospitalizations and confirmed cases in Arizona continue to drop.
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Arizona economy recovering from COVID
University of Arizona research shows the state’s economy has seen substantial recovery toward its pre-pandemic peak. However, the level of recovery varies among job sector, and by location.
Continue Reading Arizona coronavirus cases surpass 750,000
The number of coronavirus cases in Arizona climbed by more than 5,000 Saturday, pushing the total number of positive test results since the start of the pandemic past 753,000.
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U.K. COVID variant confirmed in Arizona
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) announced Friday evening it has confirmed the presence of the so-called U.K. strain of coronavirus.
Continue Reading Arizona still hot spot despite dip in virus hospitalizations
Hospitals and public health experts are also worried that Arizona could experience another surge in March if reported variants of the virus surface in the state.
Continue Reading Hospital officials warn Arizonans to remain vigilant
Hospital administrators across Arizona warn the public not to become complacent just because the number of daily new coronavirus cases appears to be dropping. Hospitalizations from the virus are also on the decline.
Continue Reading Ducey speeds up distribution of Arizona coronavirus vaccines
Gov. Doug Ducey, (R-Ariz.), issued an advisory Tuesday accelerating the statewide distribution of the coronavirus vaccine. The Governor also called for doses to be moved to where they can be administered fastest.
Continue Reading One year after first case, Arizona tops 730,000 positive coronavirus tests
On the one year anniversary of Arizona’s first positive coronavirus test, the state added more than 4,700 cases to its ever-growing case log.
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