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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3 people from Arizona killed in Nevada plane crash are ID’d
Authorities have identified three people from Arizona killed in a plane crash in a remote area of northeastern…
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17 Navajo Police Department employees test positive for coronavirus
On Friday the Navajo Police Department confirmed 17 cases of coronavirus…
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School leaders say move to distance learning highlights digital divide
The scramble to deliver lessons remotely because of COVID-19 has been a challenge for all schools in the state, but a particularly difficult one for…
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Uber, Lyft drop threats to stop serving Phoenix airport
Uber and Lyft are backing down from their threats to stop serving the Phoenix airport over higher…
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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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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San Diego County considers re-opening beaches
The mayor of Coronado wants San Diego County to re-open its…
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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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Colorful auto dealer Tex Earnhardt dies in Arizona at age 89
Tex Earnhardt, a colorful automobile dealer who got his first franchise at age 20 and eventually had nearly two dozen dealerships in Arizona and…
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Open, expanded hunting sought on 4 Arizona wildlife refuges
Despite the concern of environmentalists, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to expand hunting on three wildlife refuges in southern Arizona…
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Navajo Nation orders masks be worn in public on reservation
The Navajo Nation is ordering all people on the tribe’s sprawling reservation to wear protective masks when out in public to help fight the spread…
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Remembering Governor Jane Dee Hull
Jane Hull was a pioneer in Arizona politics. The first woman elected Speaker of the Arizona House, and first woman elected governor passed away on…
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SINEMA: Arizona SSI recipients will automatically get stimulus checks
Senator Sinema’s request for Arizonans Receiving Supplemental Security Income to Receive Rebate Checks Automatically PHOENIX – Arizona…
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Wineries offer virtual tastings amid shutdown
Wineries offer virtual tastings amid…
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7 USNS Mercy Crew Members Test Positive for COVID-19
7 USNS Mercy Crew Members Test Positive for…
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Border Patrol finds $98,000 worth of meth hidden in a car
U.S. Border Patrol agents say a U.S. citizen is behind bars and more than $98,000 worth of drugs are off the street after a bust at a checkpoint…
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Walmart launches special pickup hour
Walmart is launching a special pick-up hour reserved for those most at-risk for contracting the coronavirus, including the elderly, first responders,…
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Death toll from tornado outbreak rises to at least 34
The death toll from a tornado outbreak that ravaged the South rose to at least 34 on Tuesday as Mississippi officials said a 12th person had died…
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Indiana man waiting for $1,700 stimulus payment sees millions in his bank account
An Indiana man goes from being a millionaire one second to being broke again after he sees millions in his bank…
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