Arizona Voters, Officials Prepare For Possible Intimidation At The Polls

Just days before Election Day, Arizona elections officials are on alert for voter intimidation and educating voters on how to respond.

Was Your Ballot Counted In Arizona? How To Check

Here's how to check to ensure your mail-in or early ballot has been counted.

Election 2020 In Arizona: Presidential Race, U.S. Senate And More

With the final day of voting in Arizona and across the country happening Nov.3, here's everything you need to know about Election Day.

Ducey Defends Unannounced Change To School Reopening Guidelines

Gov. Doug Ducey defended a recent change to state health guidelines that loosened the COVID-19 benchmarks K-12 schools use to determine ...

As Coronavirus Cases Surge Anew, Some Arizona Towns Lift Mask Mandates

Payson Mayor Tom Morrisey thinks mask-wearing is one of the best ways to stop the coronavirus in his town – but he lifted his mask mandate.

More Arizona Kids Using After-School Meals To Avoid Hunger

Only a fraction of kids eligible for free and reduced school lunch also participate in after-school nutrition programs, a new report says.

Drop Off Your Arizona Ballots In Person: Officials

Arizona's election officials are telling voters to no longer mail in early ballots but drop them off ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Trump Makes 2 Arizona Stops On Campaign Trail: Replay

The president made a pitch to voters in the state with events in Bullhead City and Goodyear.

APS Wants To Raise Rates, But During Pandemic, Many Arizonans Aren’t On Board

Arizona Public Service, the state’s largest utility provider, is proposing a rate increase starting next year, a move opposed by customers.

Arizona Coronavirus Plan: Who Will Get Vaccinated First?

Arizona has submitted its required vaccination plan to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

See Which Halloween Costume Is Most Popular In Arizona

Popular costume trends appear randomly sprinkled across the states in 2020.

National Vote Early Day: What To Know In Arizona

Over 40 million Americans have already voted in the 2020 general election. Here’s how to join them on national Vote Early Day.

AZ Coronavirus Cases Surging Toward 1,000 A Day, ASU Expert Warns

Arizona is experiencing a COVID-19 surge similar to the one it saw in mid-June, an Arizona State University expert said Wednesday.

Arizona Settles With Honda For $5M In Airbag Lawsuit: Attorney

AZ Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday the state had settled with Honda for failing to warn customers about faulty airbags.

Arizona Senate Race Breaks Record, Pulling In Whopping $133.7 Million

Arizona’s Senate race between Sen. Martha McSally and former astronaut Mark Kelly is now the state’s most expensive campaign in history.

NOAA Releases Newest Winter Forecast For Arizona

La Niña will affect temperature, precipitation and drought conditions through winter in Arizona and other states.

How Likely Are Deer Collisions In Arizona?

Most animal-involved crashes occur in the fall. Here's how likely it is you'll hit a deer, according to State Farm.

Arizona Among States With Lowest Childhood Obesity Rates

A new report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation says about 1 in 7 children nationwide are considered obese.

5 Things To Know On World Food Day 2020 In Arizona

World Food Day 2020 is Oct. 16. Here’s what you should know about global food insecurity and how you can help in Arizona.

AZ Sees Highest Daily Coronavirus Case Total In Nearly A Month

Arizona is experiencing an uptick in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations, as the U.S. continues to grapple with the pandemic.

PODS® Phoenix and 98.7FM Announce Great Garage Giveaway Contest

One lucky grand prize winner to receive a new garage makeover.

Judge Ends AZ Voter Registration Extension; New Deadline Thursday

A U.S. Court of Appeals judge in the Ninth District has reversed a previous ruling, which would have extended voter registration to Oct. 23.

Hobbs Asks AZ 9th Circuit For End To New Voter Registrations, But With A Grace Period

Secretary of State Katie Hobbs asked asked the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to scrap the extended voter registration deadline.

5 Reasons Why Telehealth Is Here To Stay

With Banner Telehealth, you can remotely access the services and care you need from anywhere.

Roberta McCain, Mother of Sen. John McCain, Dead At 108

Cindy McCain, widow of Sen. John McCain, announced in a tweet Monday that her mother-in-law, Roberta, had died.

Five Of These 25 People Will Draw New Legislative And Congressional Districts In Arizona

The list of finalists for the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission has been set.

CDC: Masks, Business Limits Helped Curb Spread Of Coronavirus In Arizona

A CDC report Friday credited mask mandates and business restrictions for slowing the coronavirus in Arizona.

Columbus Day Or Indigenous Peoples Day: What Arizona Celebrates

As states and cities continue to switch from Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day, here’s how we’ll observe Oct. 12 in Arizona.

Arizona Court Blocks Order Giving Voters More Time To Fix Unsigned Mail Ballots

A federal appeals court Tuesday temporarily blocked a lower court ruling that would have given Arizona voters five days to sign ballots.

Arizona Heroes: Tell Us Who's Made A Difference In Your Life!

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

Arizona Early Voting Begins Wednesday

Mail-in ballots were sent out Wednesday to voters across Arizona, who now have until Oct. 23 to register to vote in the Nov. 3 election.

McSally, Kelly Clash Over Issues Ranging From Coronavirus To Border Security In Arizona Senate Debate

Republican Sen. Martha McSally and Democratic challenger Mark Kelly, two military veterans battling for a senate seat, debated Tuesday.

Judge Extends Arizona Voter Registration Deadline To Oct. 23

A judge ruled Monday that Arizona's voter registration deadline must be extended until Oct. 23 due to constraints of the coronavirus.

Helping Your Child Navigate The New Normal

These simple reminders from Banner Health experts can go a long way in keeping children and families safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CDC Stresses Vaccines As Arizona Enters Flu Season

With no end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic, experts say flu shots will reduce strain on health care providers this season.

Arizona Elections: Monday Is The Last Day To Register To Vote

Oct. 5 is the last day Arizonans can register to vote in the general election, as well as state and local races.

Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Arizona Rallies Next Week Unlikely

President Donald Trump tweeted early Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19.

Supreme Court To Review Arizona Ballot Law

The 2016 law bars anyone but a family member or caregiver from handing in someone's early ballot and was struck down in January.

Ducey Begins Plan To Equip Arizona DPS Troopers With Body Cameras

Gov. Doug Ducey plans to acquire 150 body cameras for the Department of Public Safety, the first step to equipping all state troopers.

AZ Democrats Pounce On Trump Income Tax Story, Renew Calls For Transparency

President Donald Trump denies it, Arizona Republicans largely ignored it but state Democrats pounced on reports regarding Trump's taxes.