LIVE Blog: Coronavirus in Arizona - Latest case numbers
The latest information on coronavirus cases in the state, from the Arizona Department of Health.
ASU professor redesigning cooling vests to deal with hot temperatures in Arizona
One ASU professor hopes his work on clothing can help people adapt to Arizona's extreme heat. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo reports.
Opinions differ in debate over reopening of schools amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Parents and teachers have differing opinions on reopening schools, as Arizona continues to deal with a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Body camera in deadly deputy-involved shooting in Mesa released
Officials with MCSO released video taken during a deputy involved shooting on July 5.
Arizona Gov. Ducey limits indoor dining at restaurants to less than 50% capacity amid surge in COVID-19 cases
Governor Doug Ducey is holding a news conference on July 9 at 3 p.m. as Arizona’s death toll from the coronavirus outbreak topped 2,000 and state health officials reported new highs for COVID-19 hospitalizations and use of ventilators.
Crews fighting brush fire on Thunderbird Mountain in Glendale
Glendale fire crews are working to put out a brush fire that sparked on Thunderbird Mountain on July 9.
Students speak out after Phoenix Union High School District cuts ties with school resource officers
The group spoke out on July 9 and called for the school board president and several other school board members to make public statements on the issue, saying silence is not acceptable.
PD: 2-year-old boy dies after being pulled from Mesa pool
Police say the boy's condition improved en route to the hospital, however, his condition worsened and he later died.
Mug Shot Gallery - July 2020
Information was supplied by law enforcement and describes recent arrests and charges. All defendants are presumed innocent.
Arizona coronavirus death toll tops 2,000 as hospitals see surge
Figures released by the Arizona Department of Health Services showed a record 3,421 people being treated, filling up nearly half the available beds statewide. Intensive care units were caring for 879 patients, with 570 of them on ventilators to help them breathe. The numbers reflect hospital tallies on July 7.
Phoenix company hosting drive-thru food drive
Phoenix-based ON Semiconductor is hosting a food drive to donate more than 50,000 meals to St. Mary's Food Bank for families in need.
PD: Pedestrian struck, killed near Phoenix intersection
Phoenix police say the deadly collision happened near the intersection of First Avenue and Indian School Road.
Free drive-thru COVID-19 testing event extended in south Phoenix
Testing will now be Tuesdays through Fridays from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. until August 7 at South Mountain Community College, 7050 S. 24th St. in Phoenix.
Latino group launches $10M campaign to boost voter turnout
Phoenix-based Mi Familia Vota plans to spend $7 million on get-out-the-vote measures and an additional $3 million on digital and television ads, starting in Arizona.
Yuma Police: Man, woman accused of intentionally coughing on employees at Walmart
A man and woman are accused of multiple offenses after they allegedly refused to wear masks and coughed on Walmart employees, according to police.
Traveling nurse describes experience in New York and Arizona as COVID-19 pandemic continues
The nurse has been in Arizona for weeks after helping out hospitals in New York, and spoke with FOX 10's Jennifer Martinez via video conferencing to talk about conditions in Arizona.
'Brandon Act' looks to help active duty service members report bullying without retaliation
A service member who took his own life after bullying in the Navy asked his family to not let his death be in vain. A Congressman is working to pass the "Brandon Act" in his honor to help report bullying within the military.
Fiancée of Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Sergeant who died of COVID-19 remembers the man he was
Sgt. Ernie Quintero served with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for 25 years before he died from the coronavirus on July 6th. His fiancé says she now is battling the virus after caring for him since Father's Day.
Ordinance restricting police filming repealed by city council in Tucson
An ordinance that restricts members of the public from filming police officers at crime scenes has been repealed.
Epidemiologist speaks out as Arizona surpasses New York's all-time peak in daily COVID-19 cases per capita
An epidemiologist is speaking out as Arizona rapidly becomes an epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.