Health

“The coughing lady is from Scottsdale. Of course she is.”

People around Phoenix are poisoning themselves with horse dewormer in an attempt to treat Covid.

About 7,500 Legionnaires are coming to downtown Phoenix. The average member is 67 years old.

One Phoenix restaurant required proof of vaccination for indoor seating. Now, they’re at the center of a viral harassment campaign.

Arizona is once again reporting some of the highest new COVID-19 infection rates in the nation.

“This is bad policy, with no basis in public health. Even the Biden Administration has been more reasonable,” Ducey said.

A closer look at the state’s “breakthrough” cases.

Some doctors are having to address concerns from staff that they might be prosecuted for assisting with abortions.

It’s the largest one-time loss to date, according to the state.

With cases falling and more people getting vaccinated, Governor Doug Ducey has walked back COVID-19 mitigation measures.

Starting March 24, all adults are eligible to be vaccinated in Maricopa County.

Appointments open tomorrow.

Mass vaccination facilities in three large counties in Arizona will soon allow most people to get the shot.

ASU-based contact tracers are trying their best.

The slots are competitve.

Cases remain low.

They can operate at full capacity now.

Appointments open at noon.

It’s estimated that around one in five of the approximately 187 police dispatchers contracted COVID-19 in December and January alone.

Learn how to check on appointments

Flags are at half-mast to recognize the 500,000 in the United States who have died from COVID-19.

Wastewater testing detected COVID-19 at Phoenix City Hall.