Arizona coronavirus news in brief, April 10
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: More state data on the way, help for Pima County employees, and more.
Environmentalists sue BLM over grazing in San Pedro conservation area
Groups say allowing cattle grazing to continue harms the San Pedro's riparian landscape.
Pima Animal Care Center preparing for influx of pets as outbreak takes toll on owners
The center is still facilitating pet adoptions by appointment only.
Navajo president, vice president quarantine after contact with COVID-19
President Jonathan Nez said he is feeling fine and following protocol after being in proximity to a first responder who tested positive.
Local businesses adapt to pandemic-related restrictions
Plus, how the outbreak could continue to influence building designers and architects.
Businesses adapt to the pandemic, help for displaced workers, tribal nations impacted
Plus, how to discuss the outbreak and manage at-home learning with children.
Betty Villegas sworn in to fill Richard Elías' seat on Pima County Board of Supervisors
The former housing official will serve until the November 2020 election.
Ducey issues guidelines for nursing homes in Arizona
The governor also ordered self-quarantine for travelers from certain states.
Budget committee projects possible $1B Arizona shortfall due to coronavirus
The committee director emphasized the projection is speculation due to uncertainty around the impacts of the virus.
Supervisors offer relief to workers and tenants
Republican Ally Miller was the lone "no" vote on both proposals.
Economic resources for Arizonans impacted by coronavirus
Government agencies are working to help lessen the economic hit of COVID-19.
Possible enrollment declines due to coronavirus could mean trouble for UA bottom line
Out-of-state and international students account for a large portion of the university's tuition revenue.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, April 9
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: UA campus tests, education initiatives, and more.
COVID-19 prompts changes at Pima Animal Care Center
PACC animals have been moved to foster homes, and fewer employees are working at the center.
Coronavirus measures hamper education initiatives striving to get onto ballot
Groups have joined with other citizen initiatives in a lawsuit to force Arizona to use an electronic signature collection platform.
