Arizona reports 3,470 additional COVID cases, 26 more deaths
The seven-day rolling averages of daily new cases and daily deaths have risen substantially over levels from two weeks earlier.
Arizona reports 4,740 new COVID-19 cases, 67 deaths
The number of new cases Wednesday was especially higher due to a data-processing issue the day before.
Former Arizona legislator pleads guilty to false tax returns
Keith Bee was a justice of the peace from 2007 to 2018.
State mask bans face federal civil rights inquiries
Arizona has also banned schools from requiring students to wear masks but law is not yet in effect.
Tribe's lawsuit challenges Arizona law on gambling expansion
Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe is asking court to stop sportsbook licenses and sports betting.
Arizona reports nearly 3,900 COVID cases as surge continues
The state’s number of virus-related hospitalizations in recent days ranged between 1,900 and 2,000.
Arizona surpasses milestone of 1 million COVID-19 cases
Health officials on Friday reported 3,707 additional COVID-19 cases on Friday.
Arizona reports 3,234 new COVID cases, 10 deaths
The state's seven-day rolling average of daily new cases rose over the past two weeks.
Arizona Senate GOP's 2020 election report delayed again
Senate GOP leader says several involved have contracted COVID-19.
Arizona COVID-19 cases remain above 3,000 per day
Health officials reported 3,307 new cases on Sunday and three new deaths.
Tucson vaccination mandate upheld by county judge
Police officers association argued the new policy is against state law and that Tucson violated its contract with the union.
Arizona county seeks reimbursement for new voting machines
Maricopa County demands state Senate pay $2.8M to cover the costs of replacing vote-counting machines used in Legislature's election review.
Tucson police union challenges city’s vaccine requirement
The Tucson Police Officers Association alleges the policy breaches its labor contract.
Arizona initiative would require ID with mail ballots
Conservative groups and Republican lawmakers say they will ask voters to approve a voter-identification requirement for mail-in ballots.
Judge: School district can keep mask rule, at least for now
New state law barring mask mandates in schools doesn’t take effect until Sept. 29, judge says.
