Alerts

Phoenix Children's Hospital says one of its employees has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Mohave County health officials have confirmed its first positive case of coronavirus near Lake Havasu City in western Arizona.

Medical experts with Banner Health are warning the public against using inappropriate medication and household products to prevent or treat coronavirus.

The Arizona Department of Public safety is investigating a rollover crash near U.S. 60 and Dobson.

There are scams going around that Arizona's Attorney General says to remain vigilant when approached with these situations.

Harkins Theatres is offering curbside pickup for popcorn in the Valley.

Health officials in Arizona say a man in his 50s has become the first person to die in the state due to COVID-19.

Schools in Arizona will remain closed for an additional two weeks, according to Governor Doug Ducey and State Superintendent for Public Instruction, Kathy Hoffman.

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced a number of changes to unemployment insurance and tax filing as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Arizona have jumped to 68 cases, according to information provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services and other county health departments

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said he’s activating the National Guard to help grocery stores and food banks, halting elective surgeries and closing businesses in areas with known cases of COVID-19.

Arizona now has 17 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases to 44, according to the state health department.

Officials with PayPal say they have closed their office in Chandler due to a presumed positive case of COVID-19.