Groups Try New Ways To Reach Domestic Violence Survivors Amid Pandemic

Reports to domestic violence hotlines surged in April; the United Nations has called for urgent action to deal with quarantine side effects.

Arizonans Favor Recreational Pot Measure By Wide Margin: Poll

The only hope opponents have of defeating recreational marijuana this year is likely to be a legal challenge that keeps it off the ballot.

Names Of Nursing Homes With COVID-19 Can Stay Confidential

Members of the media and anyone else in Arizona are not entitled to know which long-term care facilities have had COVID-19 outbreaks.

Here's What You Need to Know About Curfew In Arizona

What is opened near you right now? What's closed? Here's a break down of Arizona's statewide curfew.

Arizona Tourism Launches Plan To Reopen Travel

“Rediscover Arizona”​ wants to bring business back to Arizona destinations, businesses and attractions under COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Amazon To Turn Seasonal Part-Time Jobs Into Full-Time In Arizona

Amazon plans to hire 175,000 temporary full- and part-time positions across the U.S. and Canada.

Arizona Schools Will Open In 2020 To A 'New Normal'

Gov. Doug Ducey and Dr. Cara Christ, Director of Arizona Department of Health Services answered questions at COVID-19 news conference.

Old Farmer’s Almanac Summer 2020 Predictions For Arizona

Some states will see a lot of rain. Others can expect scorching heat. Here’s what the Almanac says for Arizona.

Arizona Claims Google Illegally Tracked Locations Of Residents

The lawsuit claims that the tech company collected location data from Android users without their consent, even when tracking was disabled.

Arizona Sports Airs Arizona Cardinals​ Games​ Through July 1

Missing live sports? Stream Arizona football games with Arizona Sports 98.7 FM during a limited six-week event.

Arizona is 'Appropriately Concerned' About Skin Cancer Risk

A recent survey shows only 34 percent of Americans are worried bout getting skin cancer, which affects 23 in 100,000 Arizona residents.

The Cost Of Testing Arizona Nursing Homes For Coronavirus

Thousands of nursing home residents have died of COVID-19, but regular testing may be unsustainable without additional funding.

Polls Show Trump And McSally Trailing In Arizona Swing State

Recent polls show President Donald Trump and U.S. Sen. Martha McSally are trailing in re-election bids in battleground state Arizona.

Fortune 500: These Arizona Companies Make 2020 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks the top revenue-generating companies in the United States.

National Cemetery of Arizona Holds Virtual Memorial Day Ceremony

For Memorial Day 2020 a "solemn​ wreath laying ceremony" will be shared on Facebook.

Experts Fear Pandemic Will Lead To More Summer Heat Deaths

Officials worry that Arizonans most at risk of contracting COVID-19 may not go to cooling centers out of fear of being infected by the virus

Largest Border Wall Contract Yet — $1.3B — For Work In Arizona

Environmentalists said the $1.3 billion contract to a Trump supporter makes his "wanton destruction or borderlands ... even worse."

Barely 10 Percent Of Pandemic Rental Aid Doled Out In 2 Months

There are about 900,000 renter-occupied housing units in Arizona; only 538 have received coronavirus relief aid in two months.

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.

VanGo Launches Grocery Delivery to Help Families in Phoenix Area

VanGo, a ride service for Phoenix area pre-teens and teens, is helping families stay safe with grocery shopping and delivery services.

Fortune 500: These Arizona Companies Make 2020 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks the top revenue-generating companies in the United States, including five in Arizona.

No Pressing The Flesh As Candidates Learn To Campaign Under COVID-19

The presidential race and Arizona’s high-profile Senate race may break through the coronavirus noise, but local candidates struggle.

Gun Control Group To Spend $5 Million On Arizona Races In 2020

Everytown for Gun Safety targets the McSally-Kelly Senate race, and also aims to flip the Arizona House and Senate in the 2020 election.

Ballot Initiatives Scale Up For Post-Lockdown Push To Gather Signatures

Campaigns seek to legalize recreational marijuana, loosen sentencing laws and raise income taxes on wealthier Arizonans for K-12 education.

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.

AZ Coronavirus Update, May 15: 495 New Cases, 27 New Deaths

The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 495 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number to 13,169 as of Friday.

$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.

AZ Coronavirus Update, May 14: 498 New Cases, 31 New Deaths

The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 498 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number 12,674 as of Thursday.

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.

Navajo Nation Extends Emergency Declaration Through June 7

"Arizona and others are reopening restaurants and other businesses, but here on the Navajo Nation the time isn’t right," President Nez said.

AZ Coronavirus Update, May 13: 440 New Cases, 32 New Deaths

The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 440 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number to 12,176​ as of Wednesday.

Gov. Doug Ducey Announces Next Phase Of AZ Coronavirus Recovery

Stay-at-home order to expire May 15 and replaced by new guidance for economic recovery that prioritizes health and physical distancing.

Arizona Reports Anti-Semitic Incidents: Anti-Defamation League

The Anti-Defamation League reported anti-Semitic incidents occurred last year in almost every state, including Arizona.

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.

AZ Coronavirus Update, May 12: 356 New Cases, 20 New Deaths

​The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 356 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number to 11,736​ as of Tuesday.

'Too Soon Arizona' Campaign Opposes Businesses Reopening Early

"We are united in our decision to not reopen our dining rooms and shops to the public at this time," some business owners said.

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.