Where Arizona stands on COVID-19 vaccine distribution and case numbers; data reveals economic disparities
Arizona's top doctor, Dr. Cara Christ, touched on the state's efforts to battle the COVID-19 pandemic on Friday, Feb. 12.
State health officials mark opening of new COVID-19 vaccine site
Arizona health officials hold a news conference to mark the opening of the new COVID-19 vaccine site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
AZDHS Director Dr. Cara Christ speaks on opening of COVID-19 vaccination site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium
The second state-run site at Phoenix Municipal Stadium will open on Feb. 1. It will be open during daytime hours.
Arizona Dept. of Health opens dispensary applications, recreational marijuana sales could start soon
Recreational marijuana sales can start as early as this week and on Jan. 19, the Arizona Department of Health Services opened up applications for dispensaries to get licensed.
Arizona's COVID-19 vaccine online appointment system flooded with requests
As the COVID-19 vaccine distribution progresses in Arizona, the state's online appointment system is flooded with those looking for an appointment.
COVID-19 vaccinations continue around the clock at State Farm Stadium
Phase 1B of coronavirus vaccinations continues as health officials at State Farm Stadium continue to see a huge turnout. The Arizona Department of Health Services says over 200,000 people have been vaccinated thus far across the state.
Arizonans over 65 can get COVID-19 vaccine starting next week
Arizona Dept. of Health Services Director Cara Christ discusses how the state will be making COVID-19 vaccines available to residents 65 years and older starting Jan. 19.
24 hour COVID-19 vaccination site opens at State Farm Stadium in Glendale
It's a big step forward in the fight against COVID-19 as a 24/7 vaccination site will open at State Farm Stadium on Jan. 11.
Arizona to get 28,000 fewer vaccine doses next week
The state of Arizona is receiving fewer vaccines than expected for the week of Dec. 20, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Flu cases in Arizona are low compared to November 2019 numbers
Compared to November 2019, flu cases in Arizona are lower and a doctor explains why that reason may be.
AZDHS Director Dr. Cara Christ addresses rising COVID-19 cases in Arizona
Arizona Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ speaks on rising COVID-19 cases across the state.
LIVE Blog: Coronavirus in Arizona - Latest case numbers
The latest information on coronavirus cases in the state, from the Arizona Department of Health.
Arizona Gov. Ducey defends school guidelines as COVID-19 cases rise
According to a news release from the governor's office, Ducey will also make an announcement about partnering with food banks ahead of the holiday season.
AZDHS director expects COVID increase after Thanksgiving
Arizonans should continue to wear masks, practice social distancing and stay home when sick, Christ said.
Games, karaoke allowed once again in Arizona bars after ban
Good news for bars in Arizona. They can now offer games and karaoke once again since being banned during the COVID-19 pandemic.
AZDHS creates COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan
AZDHS can't say when a vaccine would be available and has based much of its plan on the 2009 H1N1 vaccine distribution and the agency's experience managing statewide vaccines for children.
Scottsdale, Tempe bars agree to follow COVID-19 guidelines after shut downs
After being shut down for over a month, Valley bars agree to follow health guidelines to be able to open their doors once again.
ASU President pens letter to state health department claiming Mill Avenue COVID-19 violations
Some businesses in Tempe on Mill Avenue were reported by Arizona State University's President for alleged COVID-19 guidance violations.
Rick's Pub and Grub in Chandler closed by health department for COVID-19 violations
Another closure added to the growing list of businesses that violated COVID-19 guidance is Rick's Pub and Grub in Chandler, says the state's health department on Sept. 7.
10 Arizona counties meet health benchmarks to resume in-person learning at schools
The Arizona Department of Health Services announced on Sept. 3 that six Arizona counties, including Maricopa, have joined four others in meeting the benchmarks for hybrid learning -- a combination of in-person and virtual learning in schools amid COVID-19.