Arizona hospitals strained by COVID
Hospital crowding in Arizona reaches pandemic high
Local tribes have expanded access to COVID-19 vaccine cash incentive programs
The Tohono O'odham Nation and Pascua Yaqui Tribe are offering $400 and $100, respectively, to tribal members who prove they're fully vaccinated.
Arizona reports 3,655 additional COVID cases
The state also added 47 deaths.
Arizona reports 3,322 more COVID cases; hospitalizations dip
Health officials fear surge after Thanksgiving travel.
Juul will pay $14.5 million to settle lawsuit with Arizona
AG said marketing practices "eerily similar" to old tactics of the tobacco industry.
Bisbee hospital in crisis care
COVID has forced the hospital into crisis standards of care.
University of Arizona research shows disparity in breast cancer treatments for Indigenous women
The data shows more Indigenous women get mastectomies versus lumpectomies than non-Native women.
Pima County recommends boosters for every eligible person over 18
Health officials cite increased COVID-19 transmission rates within the county.
Blood donations in southern Arizona remain low heading into the holidays
Medical experts worry the shortage could cause a slowdown in patient care
Navajo organization received grant to increase COVID-19 vaccinations within the Navajo Nation
The $30,000 grant is one of 13 IllumiNative, an organization focused on deconstructing Indigenous stereotypes, awarded to bolster vaccination efforts.
Pima County orders COVID-19 vaccines for children
Federal officials are moving towards approving the vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.
It’s been nearly a year. Why aren’t more Arizonans vaccinated?
This week, The Buzz revisits the rollout of vaccinations in Arizona, boosters and the barriers that stand between the state's residents and getting the shot — or the second and third.
Health official: Arizona poised to give COVID shots to kids
The head of the Dept. of Health Services says children are effective spreaders of COVID-19 and that vaccinating children would move Arizona closer to herd immunity.
University of Arizona engineers developing latest wearable diagnostic device
The array of sensors can be 3D printed and worn like a sleeve.
Brnovich, other state AGs urge court to let Texas abortion law stand
Republican state attorneys general from Indiana, Florida, Oklahoma and elsewhere say the Biden administration overstepped by bringing a lawsuit against Texas.
