Coronavirus Coverage
A community organizer in Phoenix is petitioning the city council to paint a Black Lives Matter mural on a street in downtown Phoenix. The mural, however, is facing resistance from the city's own chapter of Black Lives Matter organization.
In the midst of an economic downturn, the federal government came together to pass a stimulus package to help struggling small businesses and individuals who had lost their job. Here's a deeper look at what's inside that stimulus bill.
I spoke with Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes to learn what he was seeing at polling sites during this year's Democratic Primary.
Arizona small businesses and self-employed individuals are struggling to meet their payroll needs after the pandemic has forced them to shut their doors. But a new federal sick leave could give them the relief they desperately need.
The 2020 Census count has begun, but with restrictions on door-to-door counting, how will Census officials ensure an accurate count in areas that usually have high non-response rates?
Many people forced to stay in their homes are turning to food delivery and online shopping to get the supplies they need. I talked to a doctor to see if the packages people get are safe from the coronavirus.
One Chandler family has made and distributed thousands of free face to their neighbors and community. I spoke to the woman who started this and heard about her family's struggles with the virus.
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and other Arizona officials are pushing for voluntary mail-in ballots for the upcoming presidential election this fall, citing safety concerns for crowded polling sites. The transition to mail-in voting will be easier in Arizona, a state that has used this practice in the past for smaller elections.