Ivy League cancels competition and training for spring 2021 amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
The Ivy League says there will be no league competition and training this spring amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, teams will be relegated to local games depending on the status of public health conditions.
The Ivy League says there will be no league competition and training this spring amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, teams will be relegated to local games depending on the status of public health conditions.
Pandemic creates opportunities for Chinese New Year artists
Eleven oxen will help welcome in the new zodiac year and will be on display from February third until March 14. Each one is designed and painted by local artists.
Eleven oxen will help welcome in the new zodiac year and will be on display from February third until March 14. Each one is designed and painted by local artists.
Arizona schools receive $1B in federal COVID-19 relief funding
The Arizona Dept. of Education says every public and charter school in the state will be eligible to receive at least $150,000.
The Arizona Dept. of Education says every public and charter school in the state will be eligible to receive at least $150,000.
AZDHS: Extreme winter weather affecting COVID-19 vaccine delivery to Arizona
Extreme winter weather in parts of the country are affecting Arizona's COVID-19 vaccination efforts, according to officials with AZDHS.
Extreme winter weather in parts of the country are affecting Arizona's COVID-19 vaccination efforts, according to officials with AZDHS.
Grocery workers feeling expendable after COVID-19 vaccine delays
As panicked Americans cleared supermarkets of toilet paper and food last spring, grocery employees gained recognition as among the most indispensable of the pandemic's front-line workers.
As panicked Americans cleared supermarkets of toilet paper and food last spring, grocery employees gained recognition as among the most indispensable of the pandemic's front-line workers.
Businesses await start of spring training despite COVID-related restrictions
In 2020, spring training ended early due to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although America is still dealing with the pandemic, spring training is coming back with restrictions, and businesses say they are ready for the visitors.
In 2020, spring training ended early due to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although America is still dealing with the pandemic, spring training is coming back with restrictions, and businesses say they are ready for the visitors.
Hurricane Harbor Phoenix reopens in March, looking to fill hundreds of jobs
Hurricane Harbor Phoenix is looking to add some fun to your summer by reopening with COVID-19 safety precautions. More good news is that it's looking to hire for over 500 jobs.
Hurricane Harbor Phoenix is looking to add some fun to your summer by reopening with COVID-19 safety precautions. More good news is that it's looking to hire for over 500 jobs.
Pfizer says lab test indicates diminished antibody response by its COVID-19 vaccine to South Africa variant
Despite the results of the in vitro lab test, the company said that there is still no clinical evidence from human trials that the South African mutation reduces the overall protection of the vaccine.
Despite the results of the in vitro lab test, the company said that there is still no clinical evidence from human trials that the South African mutation reduces the overall protection of the vaccine.
US government seizes roughly 10M fake N95 masks in COVID-19 probe
Federal agents have seized roughly 10 million fake N95 masks in recent weeks.
Federal agents have seized roughly 10 million fake N95 masks in recent weeks.
Maryland resident dies after contracting Brazil COVID-19 variant: health officials
Maryland health officials have confirmed a case of COVID-19 in a resident that was caused by the new P.1 variant, which is commonly known as the Brazil variant of the coronavirus.
Maryland health officials have confirmed a case of COVID-19 in a resident that was caused by the new P.1 variant, which is commonly known as the Brazil variant of the coronavirus.
Psychologist breaks down mental health issues mothers may be facing during the pandemic
Mental health experts are seeing mothers seek help for issues with anxiety and depression at higher rates during the pandemic.
Mental health experts are seeing mothers seek help for issues with anxiety and depression at higher rates during the pandemic.
IRS says all stimulus checks have been delivered. Here's what to do if you didn't get one
Did you never receive a stimulus check? Here's what you need to do to claim your money:
Did you never receive a stimulus check? Here's what you need to do to claim your money:
Arizona long-term care facilities struggle as many wait for COVID-19 vaccine doses
Many long-term care facilities are still waiting for COVID-19 vaccine doses as some residents are unable to travel to vaccination sites. Maricopa County Health says it's working through a waitlist with hundreds of requests.
Many long-term care facilities are still waiting for COVID-19 vaccine doses as some residents are unable to travel to vaccination sites. Maricopa County Health says it's working through a waitlist with hundreds of requests.
Phoenix-based company hopes vaccination passport app can help open up the pandemic-ravaged economy
Developers of ConfirmD say the app will allow people to upload their COVID-19 testing and vaccination records to the app, while also allowing healthcare professionals to verify the records.
Developers of ConfirmD say the app will allow people to upload their COVID-19 testing and vaccination records to the app, while also allowing healthcare professionals to verify the records.
Arizona's Sen. Kelly: As vaccines ship, convincing skeptics needs focus
The recently elected Democrat said he's working to boost COVID-19 vaccine supplies in Arizona, making a case to the White House that Arizona's population swells in the winter with snow birds.
The recently elected Democrat said he's working to boost COVID-19 vaccine supplies in Arizona, making a case to the White House that Arizona's population swells in the winter with snow birds.
Here’s why doctors say women may want to schedule mammograms prior to getting COVID-19 vaccine
Health officials are advising women seeking mammograms to schedule the mammograms prior to receiving the first or second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Health officials are advising women seeking mammograms to schedule the mammograms prior to receiving the first or second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Arizona coronavirus toll tops 15,000 deaths, over 800,000 cases
The Department of Health Services on Wednesday reported 1,315 additional confirmed cases and 82 new deaths, increasing the state’s pandemic totals to 801,055 cases and 15,063 deaths.
The Department of Health Services on Wednesday reported 1,315 additional confirmed cases and 82 new deaths, increasing the state’s pandemic totals to 801,055 cases and 15,063 deaths.
New COVID-19 clinic opens in Paradise Valley
Southwellness COVID Solutions, a clinic focused on coronavirus testing and treatment, is opening in Paradise Valley on Feb. 17. Officials say it's the first facility of its kind in Maricopa County. FOX 10's Carmen Blackwell reports.
Southwellness COVID Solutions, a clinic focused on coronavirus testing and treatment, is opening in Paradise Valley on Feb. 17. Officials say it's the first facility of its kind in Maricopa County. FOX 10's Carmen Blackwell reports.
With virus numbers dropping, California could reopen more
“The good news: Parts of the state are already beginning to open back up,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday, adding he expects to allow more counties to reopen next week.
“The good news: Parts of the state are already beginning to open back up,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday, adding he expects to allow more counties to reopen next week.
Biden optimistic on reopening of elementary schools
President Joe Biden is promising a majority of elementary schools will be open five days a week by the end of his first 100 days in office, restating his original goal after his administration came under fire when aides said schools would be considered open if they held in-person learning just one day a week.
President Joe Biden is promising a majority of elementary schools will be open five days a week by the end of his first 100 days in office, restating his original goal after his administration came under fire when aides said schools would be considered open if they held in-person learning just one day a week.