Arizona House to resume work despite Senate vote to adjourn

The Arizona House plans to return to work this week after a two-month recess triggered by the coronavirus pandemic and despite the Senate’s decision to try to adjourn for the year.

New MLB rules: shower at home, don’t spit, and mascots are banned

Major League Baseball will look somewhat like high school ball this year under protocols to deal with the new coronavirus, with showers at ballparks discouraged and players possibly arriving in uniform, like they did when they were teenagers.

Valley artist transforms people's backyards
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Valley artist, Danny Dyster, is helping those enjoy their backyards a little more while staying at home during the pandemic by painting murals.

Florida man describes surviving lockdown in supposedly haunted house

A Tampa man says he quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic with ghosts inside one of the most infamous houses in Ybor City.

Colorado Gov. Polis pushes back against CDC's coronavirus death counts

“The CDC criteria include anybody who has died with COVID-19, but what the people of Colorado and the people of the country want to know is how many people died of COVID-19,” Polis told “Fox News Sunday."

SpotRx: Pharmacy vending machine processes prescriptions in minutes

SpotRx has been around Arizona for a while, but more and more people are getting on board during the pandemic because of their contactless business model.

Protesters in downtown Phoenix ask for monthly pay during pandemic

Some people feel like they could use more financial help as the economy struggles amid the coronavirus pandemic. A "Shake Up Congress" protest was held in downtown Phoenix Saturday and the purpose was to get Congress to consider paying families a monthly check until the pandemic is over. 

Valley students honored with unique graduation at the Phoenix Raceway

Graduation season has begun for many students across the valley, but of course their ceremonies were either canceled or look a little different due to the coronavirus pandemic.

LA makes COVID-19 tests available to all residents, but many go unused amid nationwide shortage, report finds

The city pays $137 per test and 75,000 tests are available each week, but in the two weeks that the mayor expanded testing, only about 57,000 tests have been used on average each week.

Arizona mother starts petition to continue online schooling option after pandemic ends

A valley mom hopes Arizona's Governor and the state superintendent will hear her out when it comes to a new form of schooling once the coronavirus pandemic nears its end.

Man paroled over coronavirus concerns charged in murder

A parolee suspected of killing a woman in Denver had been released from prison three weeks before the slaying because of concerns over the coronavirus.