By Karen Marroquin/Cronkite News When a federal judge in Florida struck down the Biden administration’s mask mandate for travelers on U.S. airlines and public transportation last
/Photo by Peoria Unified School District via AZEdNews Bill targeting mask mandates in schools passes Senate, moves to Ducey’s desk BY GLORIA GOMEZ/UA DON BOLLES
By Dawn Gilbertson | USA TODAY It looks like the mask mandate on airplanes won’t be in place an extra two weeks after all. United,
By Stephanie Innes|Arizona Republic . The key data switch is the elimination of data specific to the number and level of COVID-19 patients in Arizona
Covid virus particlesNIAID By Melina Wallin | Arizona Republic As much of the country sets aside mask mandates and other pandemic restrictions, another version of
By Gloria Gomez | Arizona Mirror Employers could be forced to fork out a year’s wages as reparations to employees whose religious exemptions from a
By Kevin Stone | KTAR.com COVID-19 is well on its way from pandemic to endemic status, according to one Arizona public health expert. “I think
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Arizonans fired from their jobs for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID could end up with the company
By Stephanie Innes | Arizona Republic Arizona has emerged as a frontrunner in a COVID-19 race that no state wants to win. It has one
By Priscilla Totiyapungprasert | Arizona Republic The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has changed how it categorizes areas with high COVID-19 transmission, easing
By Adrianna Rodriguez | USA TODAY The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced guideline changes allowing most Americans to unmask indoors, which health experts
Gov. Doug Ducey announces a new executive order in response to the rising COVID-19 cases in the state during a news conference in Phoenix June
By Stephanie Innes | Arizona Republic After nearly two years of providing daily COVID-19 data reports, health officials in Arizona plan to switch to weekly
File Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images By KTAR The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 2,781 cases on Thursday, the fourth consecutive day with fewer
Seven-year-old Milan Patel receives a COVID-19 vaccine at Michele Clark High School on Nov. 12, 2021, in Chicago. /Photo by Scott Olson / Getty Images
By Yana Kunichoff & Endia Fontanez | Arizona Republic On Monday, face coverings will become optional at Kyrene School District. The reason? Three straight weeks
Most vulnerable still in jeopardy as COVID precautions ease/Getty Images KTAR.COM Here’s the latest state data on the pandemic (hospital, case, death and testing statistics
By Cami Parrish | Arizona Republic The question of whether or not students should be required to wear masks in schools has been one of
By KTAR.COM Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is hoping to see the state’s National Guard activated to help alleviate stress on hospitals created by the surge
By KTAR.COM The number of new COVID-19 cases in Arizona has sharply declined since topping out about a week ago, one of several signs the
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services A federal judge Thursday blocked the Biden administration from requiring the state or any Arizona company with
Photo by A. Martin UW Photography | Getty Images Employees who aren’t granted religious exemptions could file suit alleging injury By Gloria Gomez/Don Bolles Fellow
Expanded testing is just one of the measures being taken in hopes of reining in COVID-19, which was first confirmed in Arizona two years ago.
By Aaron Dorman | Pinal Central As Pinal County residents begin to receive their at-home COVID test kits from the U.S. government as part of
By KTAR.COM Percent positivity for COVID-19 testing, a key indicator of how much the virus is spreading in the community, remains at a pandemic-high level
A sculpture outside of the University of Arizona’s Main Library is donned with a face mask. /AZPM Staff University testing shows a COVID positivity rate of
While U.S. House members can still vote by proxy and participate in hearings virtually because of the ongoing threat of COVID-19, lawmakers at the Arizona
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