December Is Arizona’s Worst Month For Coronavirus So Far

December is on track to be the deadliest and most infectious month for the coronavirus pandemic in Arizona.

Ducey Signs Order To Accelerate Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an executive order Wednesday to speed up coronavirus vaccinations after reports of its slow roll out.

Arizona Congressional Delegation Mostly Splits On Party Lines Over COVID-19 Vaccine

Members of Arizona’s congressional delegation are deciding largely along partisan lines whether to avail themselves of the early access ...

Mormon Church Sued For Alleged Role In AZ Boy Scouts Sex Abuse

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was hit with several lawsuits Monday, accusing it of covering up decades of sexual abuse.

Body Parts Found In Remote Areas In Arizona: Authorities

Body parts believed to be connected to medical research or education have been discovered at separate sites near Prescott, officials said.

Coronavirus Vaccinations Begin At Arizona Nursing Homes

CVS and Walgreens have partnered with the government to administer thousands of vaccines to Arizona nursing home residents, starting Monday.

Tribal Leaders Optimistic About Biden; Haaland Nomination A Good Start

The government may not have a great track record when it comes to Native Americans, but Arizona tribal leaders are hopeful for Biden.

Colorado River Basin Winter Forecast Signals Dry Times Ahead

All signs are pointing to a dry start to 2021 across much of the Colorado River watershed, which provides water to about 40 million people.

Maricopa County Judge Dismisses Subpoena Lawsuit But Says Senators Can Refile

Arizona state senators made the wrong argument in their lawsuit to force the county to comply with subpoenas, the judge ruled.

Maricopa County Judge Shreds State GOP Lawsuit In Dismissal Ruling

A Maricopa County judge blasted the Arizona Republican Party’s lawsuit challenging procedures for post-election hand counts.

ACA Enrollment Uptick A ‘Pleasant Surprise’ After Years Of Declines

After years of steady declines, enrollment in Affordable Care Act coverage ticked up in Arizona and held steady in the U.S. this year.

Stimulus Payments, Small Business Help Headed To AZ: What To Know

Much needed help is headed to Arizona residents after months. Here’s what you need to know.

Biden’s Work Cut Out For Him In Plan To Undo Trump Immigration Policy

President-elect Joe Biden has promised to roll back many of the Trump administration’s immigration policies when he takes office next month.

After Four Years Of Tumult, AZ Businesses Hopeful For Biden Trade Policy

President-elect Joe Biden is taking office with a new trade deal in hand, and with a break in the coronavirus on the horizon.

See The Most-Searched TV Show Around The Holidays In Arizona

The most popular television shows around the end of the year vary by state — see which ones viewers in Arizona like the most.

State, County Policies Impact Rejected Ballot Rates In November Election

Election officials didn’t count 27,327 ballots cast by Arizona voters in the November election.

Arizona's Migrant Border Deaths On Track For Record Amid Heat

This year's record-breaking temperatures have led to an increase in migrant deaths at Arizona's border.

AZ Receiving 28,000 Less Coronavirus Vaccines Than Expected

Arizona has joined several other states in announcing that they are receiving fewer doses of the coronavirus vaccine from the government.

Sedona International Film Festival Postponed Until June

Uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 led to the postponement from the February date.

Maricopa County Will Fight Legislature’s Election Subpoenas In Court

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will go to court to fight subpoenas issued by the Senate Judiciary Committee.

With Focus On Coronavirus, Experts Fear Opioid Crisis May Worsen Unseen

A deadly epidemic has been on the rise this year in Arizona – but this one has drawn scant media attention.

Congress Nears New Stimulus Deal: What That Means For Arizona

Congress has vowed not to go home before approving a nearly $900 billion stimulus. Here’s how it could help people in Arizona.

Ducey Lauds Start Of Vaccinations, Warns Of Long Road Ahead With No New Restrictions

Gov. Doug Ducey celebrated the “miracle of modern medicine” expected to tame the pandemic, while cautioning that the crisis isn't over.

Senate Issues Subpoenas For All Ballots, Voting Machines To Audit Maricopa County Election

The Arizona Senate is ordering the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to turn over its ballot-counting machines, software, security lo ...

8th Lawsuit Challenging Arizona Election Dismissed

An eighth lawsuit seeking to overturn Arizona's election results was dismissed Tuesday in Pima County.

Arizona Senate Will Subpoena Maricopa County For Election Audit

Amid false claims of fraud spread by President Trump and Arizona Republicans, the Arizona Senate will fight to inspect voting machines.

New Catholic Charities Program Teaches Students To Be Safe Alone

Safe@Home by Safe Sitter®is an online program designed for students in grades 4-5 that teaches students how to practice safe habits.

What To Know About Open Carry Gun Laws In Arizona

Arizona has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the U.S., one of three countries that consider gun ownership a constitutional right.

Favorite Christmas Drinks: See The Most Popular One In Arizona

Here's a toast to the most popular Christmas drink in Arizona.

Arizona Republicans Back Texas AG’s Attempt To Overturn Election

More than a dozen Arizona state and federal lawmakers have filed briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court supporting the Texas attorney general.

Judge Skewers GOP Lawsuit To Throw Out AZ Election, Citing Total Lack Of Evidence

A federal judge has dismissed a seventh wide-ranging lawsuit attempting to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s win in Arizona.

Arizona Joins Suit Accusing Facebook Of Creating Monopoly

The suit, filed by the Federal Trade Commission, alleges that Facebook has spent years buying the competition rather than competing with it.

White House Coronavirus Task Force: Arizona Needs ‘Aggressive’ Statewide Measures

A document prepared for the White House Coronavirus Task Force last month concluded that Arizona is not doing enough to combat the virus.

AZ Immigration Advocates Hail DACA Reinstatement; DHS Promises Appeal

The Trump administration said it will abide by a court order to start accepting new Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals applications.

Arizona Reports Over 12,000 Coronavirus Cases, Breaks New Record

Arizona reported 12,314 new coronavirus cases and 23 additional deaths Tuesday, breaking the state's record for daily cases.

AZ Legislature Closes After Republican Lawmakers Exposed To Virus

The state Legislature will shut down for the week after about 15 Republicans met with Rudy Giuliani, who has the coronavirus.

First Coronavirus Vaccines, Vaccinations Expected In Arizona By Dec. 15

Arizona health officials said they expect to get the first of more than 380,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine by Dec. 15.

Firefighter Salaries Revealed In Arizona

The salaries for firefighters in the United States vary greatly by state. See where Arizona ranks.

Arizona House Speaker Decries Attempts To Overturn Election

Arizona Speaker of the House Rusty Bowers said Friday that the legislature will not seek to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.

Arizona Will Make Coronavirus Vaccines Free For Everyone

In a Wednesday news conference, Gov. Doug Ducey said Arizona is working with insurance providers to make coronavirus vaccines free for all.