Lawsuit: US citizens with immigrant spouses should get help

The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund has sued the federal government over its denial of coronavirus relief payments to U.S. citizens who are married to immigrants without social security numbers.

Red Cross holds blood drive at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix

"I just miss baseball. I think we're all ready for sports to come back and uplift this community," former D-backs pitcher J.J. Putz said.

Family mourns Navajo Nation woman who died 5 days after COVID-19 diagnosis

A grandmother and member of the Navajo Nation is being mourned after she passed away from COVID-19 while being hospitalized in Phoenix.

'We're not all going to survive this': Economic impact from COVID-19 forces salon owner to close

A salon owner in Champlin, Minnesota is feeling the fallout from the coronavirus first hand. After weeks of no customers, she's been forced to do something she never dreamed of: close her doors.

Vice President Pence doesn't wear mask for Mayo Clinic visit

Video feeds show Vice President Mike Pence didn't wear a mask when he met with a Mayo employee who has recovered from COVID-19.

Trump orders meat processing plants to remain open

The order will use the Defense Production Act to classify meat processing as critical infrastructure to keep production plants open, according to the Associated Press.

ProtectAZ tests for COVID-19 at Valley homeless resource center
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The non-profit is raising money and supplies to test the Valley's homeless for the coronavirus. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.

Voting-rights advocates look for election changes amid virus

Citing infections linked to Wisconsin's primary, the groups say nobody should risk their health to cast a ballot. They want election officials to send ballots to everyone while preserving in-person voting opportunities for those who prefer it or can't vote by mail.

Valley air conditioning companies taking precautions during COVID-19 pandemic

As gas prices drop, the temperatures are heading in the opposite direction. which means people want to make sure their air conditioner is ready for a long, hot summer.

'Infecting our dreams': Coronavirus pandemic sabotages sleep worldwide

Everyone from a college teacher in Pakistan to a mall cashier in Canada to an Episcopalian priest in Florida is confronting the same daytime demon. Each is waking up in a sweat in the dead of night.