Indianapolis couple separated by COVID-19 reunited after weeks apart

An Indianapolis husband and wife married for 67 years were finally reunited after five weeks apart – their longest ever separation – while the wife battled COVID-19, local media reported.

People already lining up for Trump’s weekend rally in Oklahoma

More than two days before the president is set to take the stage in Oklahoma for his first rally since the coronavirus lockdowns, ardent Trump supporters are already lining up to camp outside the venue.

18th California prisoner dies of COVID-19

As a result of a lawsuit, the CDCR has agreed to release up to 3,500 more prisoners who have six months or less to serve on their sentences to be let go in order to reduce overcrowding.

Arizona unemployment rate down 4.5 percentage points in May

The state Office of Economic Opportunity reported that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for May was 8.9%, down from 13.4% in April as business closures and other impacts from the pandemic took hold.

Many former foster kids left with no place to go amid COVID-19 pandemic

Many former foster kids are being hit especially hard by the coronavirus pandemic. As colleges are sending students home and businesses are laying off workers, many of these vulnerable young people don't have parents to fall back on.

Arizona Gov. Ducey to allow local governments to draft their own face mask policies as COVID-19 cases spike

Local governments within Arizona will be now allowed to set their own rules regarding the use of face masks. Gov. Doug Ducey made the announcement during a news conference Wednesday afternoon.

Arizona jump in COVID-19 case count sets daily high record

Arizona set another daily record for new COVID-19 cases, with another 2,500 additional positive tests as of June 18. This comes a day after Doug Ducey allowed local governments to mandate face masks.

McDonald’s plans to hire 260,000 workers this summer

The roles are part of the company’s seasonal hiring effort, with both full- and part-time opportunities.

Prokure donates 123 gallons of hospital-type disinfectant to Phoenix Rescue Mission
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Alex Cushman, president of Prokure, and Nicole Pena, the Phoenix Rescue Mission's chief development officer, join FOX 10 Arizona Morning to speak on Prokure's donation of sanitizer to the Phoenix Rescue Mission.

1.5 million more laid-off workers seek unemployment benefits

The latest figure from the Labor Department marks the 11th straight weekly decline in applications since they peaked at nearly 7 million in March.

'Adapt or die' -- Restaurants find ways to evolve amid coronavirus

The virus has decimated the restaurant industry, leaving millions unemployed and shuttering countless spots for good. Many dine-in restaurants have turned to delivery or takeout. Some have become food banks or trading posts.

Northern Arizona University implements pay cuts, flex time

Northern Arizona University employees will take between a 2.3% and 4.6% pay cut and six to 10 days of flex time.

Televangelist Jim Bakker sued by second state over coronavirus treatment claims

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge filed the lawsuit in Arkansas against Bakker and Morningside Church Productions, just three months after the state of Missouri filed a similar lawsuit.

No mask, no service: Arizona restaurant group to require its customers to wear masks

Employees with LGO Hospitality have already been wearing masks for months. Now, the rule will extend to its customers. FOX 10's Brian Webb caught up with some of the business's patrons.

Arizona Department of Economic Security audit required every 10 years, it's been 15

By law, Arizona's Department of Economic Security is required to undergo a complete audit every 10 years. It's been 15, the department says. Issues the department has have been highlighted while trying to fulfill unemployment requests during the coronavirus pandemic.