UA virologist on protective measures individuals can take to slow spread of COVID-19
It comes as the Arizona's stay-at-home order expires.
Slowing the spread, businesses reopen, pandemic’s economic impact
Plus, what businesses and employers are liable for when it comes to preventing an outbreak.
Jill Biden, wife of presumptive nominee, makes virtual visit to Tucson
The former second lady discussed education and issues facing Latinos.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 15
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: UA graduation, retail sales plunge, and more.
Supreme Court DACA decision looms over thousands of Arizonans
A longtime legal battle of the Trump administration will be decided by the Supreme Court before the end of session in June.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 14
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Restaurants' tough decision, gyms reopening, CVS test sites.
CVS opening new COVID-19 testing sites in Arizona
Patients stay in their cars for the drive-thru examination.
TUSD approves updated sex education curriculum
One board member called the curriculum "inclusive, medically accurate and comprehensive."
UA president discusses plan to return to classrooms in the fall
President Robert Robbins said the plan to reopen amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is not final.
Arizona coronavirus map
Maps explore COVID-19 numbers released by the state.
Some gyms taking slow approach to reopening in Arizona
Not every gym or pool in the state is rushing to get back to business after closing due to COVID-19.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 13
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Pima County employees, Grand Canyon reopening, no electronic signature gathering.
Grand Canyon National Park will start to reopen Friday
The National Parks Service said it is following guidance from federal and local health authorities.
Work from home ending for many county employees
Two supervisors say the plan runs counter to the governor's proposal.
Arizona Supreme Court says no to electronic signature gathering for citizen petitions
The state’s highest court will not let citizen initiatives access the online system used by candidates.
