The J.O. Combs Unified School District board voted to return to in-person learning on September 8. In a meeting on Thursday night, board members decid

As lightning flashes and thunder booms amid Arizona's monsoon, sparks are flying in the love lives of tarantulas across the desert. "They really like

Gov. Doug Ducey announced on Friday afternoon that Arizonans will see unemployment benefits extended. Nearly 400,000 Arizonans will be eligible to rec

State health officials just announced a set of benchmarks they want to see before sending Arizona students back to campus amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Maricopa County Superior Court has issued a new ruling in regards to gym closures. Mountainside Fitness filed for temporary restraining orders and

The Arizona Cardinals are voiding all season tickets for the 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. In a letter sent to season ticket holders,

A deadly crash involving multiple vehicles shut down Highway 79 in both directions north of Florence on Friday afternoon. According to the Department

A spokesperson for the Arizona Department of Economic Security says $142 million in unemployment payments are being distributed late because of a "sys

Kristin Kinney still wears a neck brace after recent spinal surgery, making it tough to keep up with all the things that have to get done on her San T

Gov. Doug Ducey announced Thursday that he is limiting dining in restaurants to less than 50% occupancy, one day after Arizona took center stage at th

New data from the Harvard Global Health Institute shows Arizona in a dire place, so much so that the researchers believe the state should shut down ri

T-Mobile and other major US wireless carriers appeared to be inundated with reports of outages affecting thousands of customers, according to service

 Rebecca Rorabaugh was furloughed weeks ago from her job as a hotel concierge and has spent every day since trying to navigate Arizona's unemploy

Because of COVID-19, you may be spending more time in your home. That may also mean you're spending more on energy bills. But Consumer Reports says it

 "Arizona has capacity today." In a news conference Thursday afternoon, Gov. Doug Ducey addressed Arizonans about the latest spike in COVID-19 ca

There will be no tuition hike for in-state students at Arizona's three public universities next year. After a virtual meeting Thursday, the Arizona Bo

 A father and son from San Tan Valley say they were stranded in Peru for three weeks. Coronavirus concerns closed borders, forcing them to stay l

Starting today, April 7, 2020, Fry's will limit the number of customers inside its stores nationwide as a COVID-19 precaution, according to an an

Through emails, text messages and phone calls, scammers are targeting their victims and they're using the COVID-19 pandemic to get the job done. It's

Gov. Doug Ducey has issued executive order urging Arizonans to stay home. The order takes effect at the end of business on March 31, 2020.During a new