As restaurants get ready to reopen, inspectors will make sure new guidelines are being enforced
Restaurants across Arizona are getting ready to reopen on May 11, but are customers ready to return?
Restaurants across Arizona are getting ready to reopen on May 11, but are customers ready to return?
$400K fine sought against Arizona in prison health care case
Lawyers representing inmates in a legal settlement over the quality of health care in Arizona’s prisons are asking a judge to slap a $400,000 contempt of court fine against the state for failing to adequately provide urgent specialty care for inmates at the state prison hit hardest by the coronavirus.
Lawyers representing inmates in a legal settlement over the quality of health care in Arizona’s prisons are asking a judge to slap a $400,000 contempt of court fine against the state for failing to adequately provide urgent specialty care for inmates at the state prison hit hardest by the coronavirus.
Breakthrough in efforts by ASU researchers to track COVID-19 through wastewater
It's a huge breakthrough in the way coronavirus is tracked, as the City of Tempe now has data showing how prevalent the coronavirus is there, all detected by wastewater samples.
It's a huge breakthrough in the way coronavirus is tracked, as the City of Tempe now has data showing how prevalent the coronavirus is there, all detected by wastewater samples.
USPS offers guidance on Hold Mail service changes due to COVID-19
USPS says that it also understands that some customers may need their mail to be held beyond May 30, and has since instituted a two-week grace period beginning on June 1.
USPS says that it also understands that some customers may need their mail to be held beyond May 30, and has since instituted a two-week grace period beginning on June 1.
‘Wine-O-Saur’ delivers wine to those sheltering in place amid COVID-19 pandemic
Cathy Tasse, the woman behind the dinosaur, says she has been roaming across Cleveland, Ohio every week.
Cathy Tasse, the woman behind the dinosaur, says she has been roaming across Cleveland, Ohio every week.
Coronavirus stimulus cash: Foreign workers, relatives of dead asked to send $1,200 checks back
Both groups are considered ineligible for the payments.
Both groups are considered ineligible for the payments.
Zac Brown Band's livestreamed performance canceled due to production issue
The Grammy-winning group is the latest to perform in Verizon’s Pay It Forward Live entertainment series.
The Grammy-winning group is the latest to perform in Verizon’s Pay It Forward Live entertainment series.
Virus sweeps through Northern Arizona homeless shelter
Nearly one-third of the people staying at the largest emergency homeless shelter in northern Arizona have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the shelter's director.
Nearly one-third of the people staying at the largest emergency homeless shelter in northern Arizona have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the shelter's director.
Coronavirus forcing early retirement? Here are your options
More than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March.
More than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment since mid-March.
Coronavirus prompts JetBlue to offer 100,000 health care workers free flights
The giveaways are part of the airline’s JetBlue Healthcare Hero effort.
The giveaways are part of the airline’s JetBlue Healthcare Hero effort.
New Mexico governor extends Navajo Nation gateway lockdown
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced she will extend the lockdown on a western New Mexico city to help stop the spread of COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation.
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced she will extend the lockdown on a western New Mexico city to help stop the spread of COVID-19 on the Navajo Nation.
Arizona health officials renew partnership with COVID-19 modelers amid disbandment controversy
Arizona state health officials announced that a partnership between them and COVID-19 modelers from the state's public universities is now renewed, following a controversy over news that the team was disbanded by the state.
Arizona state health officials announced that a partnership between them and COVID-19 modelers from the state's public universities is now renewed, following a controversy over news that the team was disbanded by the state.
Many governors disregarding White House guidelines on reopening amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Seventeen states do not appear to meet key benchmarks set by the White House. And yet many of those states have begun to reopen.
Seventeen states do not appear to meet key benchmarks set by the White House. And yet many of those states have begun to reopen.
Join stars like The Osbournes, Tyra Banks and Rob Lowe at home on FOX’s ‘Celebrity Watch Party’
Instead of watching celebrities on your TV at home, why not join them for some viewing fun?
Instead of watching celebrities on your TV at home, why not join them for some viewing fun?
Valley high school districts release plans for graduation ceremonies
While schools across Arizona are closed through the end of the academic school year as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, some Valley high school districts are making plans to honor this year's graduating seniors with graduation ceremonies.
While schools across Arizona are closed through the end of the academic school year as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, some Valley high school districts are making plans to honor this year's graduating seniors with graduation ceremonies.
California's first community-spread COVID-19 case started in a nail salon
Gov. Newsom revealed that an unspecified nail salon was the first site of community transmission of coronavirus.
Gov. Newsom revealed that an unspecified nail salon was the first site of community transmission of coronavirus.
California facing a $54 billion budget deficit amid coronavirus pandemic
California will have a budget shortfall of $54.3 billion because of the economic devastation wrought by the coronavirus, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration announced Thursday, a stunning reversal for a state that had a $21 billion surplus a year ago.
California will have a budget shortfall of $54.3 billion because of the economic devastation wrought by the coronavirus, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration announced Thursday, a stunning reversal for a state that had a $21 billion surplus a year ago.
New tool allows renters to check if they're protected by fed's eviction moratorium
Tenants worried about paying rent during the coronavirus crisis can use a new tool unveiled earlier this week by the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to check whether they are protected under a federal eviction moratorium.
Tenants worried about paying rent during the coronavirus crisis can use a new tool unveiled earlier this week by the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to check whether they are protected under a federal eviction moratorium.
Rare inflammatory condition affects some kids with COVID-19
Dozens of U.S. children have been hospitalized with a serious inflammatory condition possibly linked with the coronavirus and first seen in Europe.
Dozens of U.S. children have been hospitalized with a serious inflammatory condition possibly linked with the coronavirus and first seen in Europe.
Nearly 3.2 million more workers seek jobless aid
Roughly 33.5 million people have now filed for jobless aid in the seven weeks since the coronavirus began forcing millions of companies to close their doors and slash their workforces.
Roughly 33.5 million people have now filed for jobless aid in the seven weeks since the coronavirus began forcing millions of companies to close their doors and slash their workforces.