Ducey: The 'Brutal Facts' Behind Latest Coronavirus Shutdowns

The order to close bars and public gatherings came as the "brutal facts" of the coronavirus spread in Arizona hit crisis-levels, Ducey said.

Ducey: AZ's Coronavirus Crisis Will Worsen Before It Improves

"I don’t want there to be any illusions," AZ Gov. Doug Ducey said. "We expect that our numbers will be worse next week."

Videos Show Phoenix Police Breaking Up Peaceful Anti-Trump Protest

Anti-Trump protesters in Phoenix were met with pepper balls, pepper spray and flash bang devices.

Which Arizona Cities Are Requiring Masks In Public Places?

Mayors in nearly a dozen cities — including Tucson, Flagstaff, and Tempe — have issued orders requiring mask usage in public.

Amid AZ Coronavirus Spike, Sinema 'Not Satisfied' With Gov. Ducey

Along with a two-word review of Gov. Doug Ducey's handling of the coronavirus crisis, Sinema called for more testing and contact tracing.

DACA Immigrants Wrongly Charged With Felonies After Protest: Phoenix PD

Police said four arrested Arizona protesters should have been charged with misdemeanors, not felonies. Now they face possible deportation.

Winning $410 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Arizona

It is the first time a ticket sold in Arizona has won the Mega Millions jackpot.

COVID-19 In Arizona: Navajo Nation Cancels July 4 Celebrations, Ends Weekend Curfew

Officials say the curfew is lifted “unless we see numbers increase once again for coronavirus cases.”

Tucson Prepare For Wave Of Evictions After Executive Order Expires

Phoenix and Tucson residents hit hard by coronavirus-related layoffs and unable to pay their rent prepare for a wave of eviction orders.

House Resumes Legislative Session, Senate Says It Won’t Cooperate

The Arizona Senate will remain in recess unless and until the House sends over legislation that it must act on.

AZ Lawmakers Want Investigation Into Pima County Reopening Rules

"It is unfortunate that Pima County is taking actions that are not consistent with the state," Sen. Leach said.

$300K To Support AZ Seniors, Those With Medical Needs

The funding will support organizations that have provided much-needed aid to vulnerable populations impacted by COVID-19.

Amazon Makes Large Contribution To Arizona Nonprofits

​Amazon has donated $110,000 in combined funding to Arizona nonprofit organizations to support vital community needs during coronavirus.

$100K Grant To Benefit Special Needs Kids In Arizona

“We are working to make sure kids with special needs have access to treatment and support,” said Gov. Doug Ducey.

Our Virtual Reality: How Reliable Is The Internet In Arizona?

As millions of Americans work and learn from home, reliable internet is more important than ever. See if Arizona made the grade.

Here’s How Nosy Neighbors Are In Arizona

When you move into a new place in Arizona, you’re also buying the neighborhood and neighbors who may be getting up in your business.

AZ Gov: Over $8 Million Donated For Coronavirus Relief Efforts

More than $175,000 of the total donation amount is from private citizens, according to the governor's office.

ADOT Safety Message Contest Finalists Announced

ADOT received more than 4,000 entries in the Safety Message Contest and has narrowed that massive total to 12 finalists.

ASU Study: Coronavirus Impact On Arizona Nonprofits Grim

More than 40 percent of nonprofits say it is unlikely they will be able to provide services within the next four weeks, an ASU study found.

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Health Department Resumes Work With COVID-19 Modeling Team

AZHS told the team to 'pause' its work on Monday.

Mental Well-Being Is A Priority For NHL And Coyotes As Season Remains On Hold

Playing piano, mountain biking and reading are just a few things keeping Coyotes' players well amid coronavirus closures.

Pageant Winner Steps Up To Help Her Tribe And Winds Up Shipping Masks Across North America

Cronkite News is reporting on acts of humanity, sharing the big and small ways people are helping each other in the era of coronavirus.

Leaked Chats Show Neo-Nazis, Extremists Tried To Sway 2018 Arizona Elections

Nearly 10 million messages from over 100 servers operated by Neo-Nazis and QAnon conspiracy theorists were made available to journalists.

Now More Than Ever, Arizona Needs Leadership On Clean Air

Phoenix is among the eight cities that reached the worst level of particulate pollution ever recorded.

Treasury Begins Disbursing $4.8B To Native American Tribes

While the U.S. Treasury lagged in distributing funds to native tribes, unexpected donors worked to make up the difference.

The Next Big Clash On Capitol Hill: State Bailouts For COVID-19 Deficits

Some high-profile Republicans are pushing back against states' calls for relief funding amid the new coronavirus.

Jobless Benefits Expand Next Month, But Advocates Worry It’s Not Enough

Advocates are vying for more long-term solutions to unemployment benefits in Arizona.​

DES: Unemployment Claims Denials Hit 175,000

Those who have been denied unemployment insurance will have to wait until May 12 to see if they qualify for jobless assistance.

Coronavirus Fuels Gun Feuds In Arizona

Gov. Doug Ducey included Arizona gun stores among essential businesses that can remain open during coronavirus shutdowns.

Eagles Nesting In Arm Of Saguaro Cactus A First In Arizona

Desert nesting bald eagles have adapted to Arizona’s harsh climate, but until now, the raptors haven’t been seen nesting in saguaro cacti.

2020 Census Response Rate In Arizona; Bureau Suspends Field Work

As the coronavirus crisis keeps census takers off the streets, many Arizona​ residents are still responding to this year's questionnaire.

Arizona Coronavirus: Sinema Says Ducey Fails AZ By Not Closing Bars, Restaurants

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema took direct aim at Gov. Doug Ducey, citing White House recommendations to end on-site dining to control the coronavirus.

Arizonans Keep Watchful Eyes On Bald Eagles Nesting Near Humans

Across Arizona, humans are keeping a sharp eye on bald eagle nests that are close to areas with high recreational traffic.

Wild Horses, Burros Find New Homes In Through Program

Relocation of the animals is necessary, officials say, because the number of wild horses and burros exceeds a manageable level.

Watch: Meteor Fireball Streaks Across Arizona Sky

Even if you missed the fireball that streaked across the Arizona sky Wednesday morning, conditions are ideal this week to see meteors.

Arizona’s Clever Overhead Sign Safety Message Contest Returns

The deadline is approaching to submit safety slogans for overhead signs in the Arizona Department of Transportation’s annual contest.

Farnsworth Accused Of Trying To Protect Spousal Rape, Not For The First Time

Republican Sen. Eddie Farnsworth has said that a woman who is married and has children should not be allowed to accuse her husband of rape.

Bonding Over Baklava: Refugee Advocates Meet With GOP Lawmaker

Advocates for refugees met with Republican Rep. Jay Lawrence, who has said he doesn't want refugees settling in Arizona.

Ransomware Attacks On Health Care Industry Expose 11K AZ Patients

Ransomware attacks have exposed data of more than 11,000 patients in Arizona and cost health care providers up to $4.2 million, report says.