Chance of COVID-19 triage care looms over hospitals in Arizona

Arizona, which has the worst COVID-19 infection rate in the U.S., is on the brink of having to ration life-saving care

IRS and Treasury to stop sending stimulus checks this week

Legislation providing for the $600 payments, which was approved by lawmakers at the end of last month, stipulated that the departments needed to issue all payments by Friday.

Arizona funeral homes overwhelmed with COVID-19 death-related memorials

Due to rising COVID-19 deaths in Arizona, funeral homes are having an increasingly hard time keeping up with demand for those wishing to honor their loved ones.

Woman creates reusable grocery cart covers to keep food, items sanitary

With health being at top of mind for most during the pandemic, a woman created reusable grocery cart liners to keep your food and items clean.

Doctors: Current vaccine distribution may not help with Arizona's rate of COVID-19 spread

At the rate Arizona is going with COVID-19 cases, doctors say the vaccine won't help slow the spread of the virus anytime soon. The vaccine's rollout has been heavily criticized for being slow.

Yelp will indicate how well restaurants enforce masks, social distancing

In a blog post published Tuesday, Yelp announced it will prompt users to say whether or not they observed restaurant staff wearing masks and observing social distancing.

Waste Management Phoenix Open tickets go on sale, but to a limited number of people

The Waste Management Phoenix Open is still on as cases surge in Arizona, but the event has been cut by more than half when it comes to the number of attendees.

Taxes on unemployment money coming due soon, surprising many

Many California jobseekers are confused about withholding taxes on their unemployment checks, and many more report that they simply can’t afford to put aside any money when they don’t have enough to begin with.

Arizona reports 5,269 additional COVID-19 cases, 191 deaths

The Arizona Dept. of Health Services reported 5,629 additional known cases and 191 deaths, increasing the state’s pandemic totals to 641,729 cases and 10,673 deaths.

Schumer pledges quick delivery of $2,000 stimulus checks: 'We will get that done'

Senate Democrats plan to make another coronavirus relief package — including sending an additional stimulus payment to many Americans — one of their top priorities for the year once they assume control of the chamber.

ASU researchers developing scratch-and-sniff COVID-19 test
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A team at Arizona State University has developed a new scratch-and-sniff test for COVID-19 in new efforts to detect the virus early.

COVID-19 vaccine distribution continues at State Farm Stadium
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Arizona Dept. of Health Services director Cara Christ has the latest on vaccine distributions in Arizona. Thousands of people have already been vaccinated at State Farm Stadium after they opened to the public on Jan. 12.

Small Christmas gathering leaves 4 Georgia family members sickened with COVID-19

After a small Christmas morning gathering left four members of a Metro-Atlanta family infected with the coronavirus, Chris Kouns hopes sharing his father's story will give Philip Kouns one final chance to do what he loved most: help other people.

WHO: COVID-19 herd immunity won't happen in 2021, even with vaccines

The World Health Organization’s chief scientist warned that even as numerous countries start rolling out vaccination programs to stop COVID-19, herd immunity is highly unlikely this year.

As COVID-19 pandemic worsens in US, most states resist tighter restrictions

As the U.S. finds itself in the most lethal phase of the coronavirus outbreak yet, governors and local officials in hard-hit parts of the country are showing little willingness to impose any new restrictions on businesses to stop the spread.