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Here's the news to know about COVID-19 in Phoenix from May 17 - 23.
Bystander CPR is less likely in Hispanic neighborhoods because of lack of training complicated by a reluctance to call 911, study shows.
During what should be a time of joy as the Aguirres await a new baby, the family of six are separated as each fights the coronavirus.
See the latest coronavirus numbers and information for Arizona.
The number of coronavirus cases increased by 254 between Tuesday and Wednesday, according to state health officials.
According to the governor's office, the payments are expected to be made in early May.
The number of coronavirus-related deaths increased by 18 between Monday and Tuesday, according to state health officials.
Funding will be used to enhance statewide public health activities to reduce coronavirus transmission, state health officials said.
So far, 275 people in Arizona have died from COVID-19. There have been no new deaths as of Monday, according to state health officials.
Two separate coronavirus models project Arizona could reach its peak in cases around May 11 or June 22.
A poll says most Arizonans approve of Gov. Ducey's handling of the coronavirus crisis but 50 percent disapprove of President Trump's effort.
Maricopa County is currently reporting the most number of coronavirus cases with 2,636 people diagnosed and 75 deaths.
"Restarting the economy too soon after COVID-19 is perhaps more disastrous than waiting," Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said.
Phoenix and Tuscon are among the first cities to get Walgreens drive-through testing sites for the new coronavirus.
ECMO, a risky and last-ditch blood treatment for COVID-19, saved the life of Enes Dedic, whose lungs were badly damaged by COVID-19.
Maricopa County reports 198 coronavirus cases and 32 deaths among nursing home residents. Advocates are calling for more data.
Arizona residents remain under a stay-at-home order as the total coronavirus cases increased by nearly 600 in three days.
Sydney Wiese, a Phoenix native who plays guard for the Los Angeles Sparks in the WNBA, has tested positive for the new coronavirus illness.
New numbers out of Maricopa County show 1,050 cases of the coronavirus and 17 deaths. Testing is available for some in Phoenix.
New numbers out of Maricopa County show 964 cases of the coronavirus and 12 deaths. Testing is available for some in Phoenix.
New numbers out of Maricopa County show 546 cases of the coronavirus and five deaths. Testing is available for some in Phoenix.
New numbers out of Maricopa County show 299 cases of the coronavirus and four deaths. Testing is available for some in Phoenix.
Arizona seniors are getting a break on emissions tests in an effort to reduce the risk of the coronavirus.
A new scoreboard developed by Unacast grades each U.S. state and county on how well its residents are practicing social distancing.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is not planning a statewide stay-at-home order despite neighboring states having done so.
A physician at the Phoenix Children's Hospital has tested positive for the coronavirus, the hospital said.
All Fire Stations are closed to the general public. Firefighters will continue to run emergency calls from all stations.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced the arrival of over 440,000 pieces of medical and protective equipment to fight the coronavirus.
Arizonans who may have the coronavirus can call Banner Health to determine if they can be scheduled for a drive-thru testing appointment.
A Phoenix-area man has died after ingesting chloroquine phosphate, confusing it for a chemical touted as a coronavirus treatment.
Coronavirus concerns caused Maricopa Parks and Recreation officials to ask park goers to avoid crowded parks.
Phoenix Housing is taking extra precautionary measures to limit in-person interactions, as recommended by the CDC.
Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane speaks about COVID-19, the city's response and the impact on the community.
The city's outdoor recreational amenities remain open.
Even with moderate coronavirus infection rates, Phoenix needs to expand patient beds three times over the next year to care for patients.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego declares a state of emergency that temporarily shutters bars ad restaurants through the end of the month.
Three Phoenix area grocery chains will begin opening early every Wednesday for those 65 and older.
Gov. Doug Ducey Wednesday issued the declaration and an executive order which will lower health care costs associated with the virus.