Is it the flu or is it COVID? One at-home test can tell you
The FDA recently authorized the iHealth at-home test for the SARS-CoV2 virus and two strains of the flu virus.
"Gaudy Sorrow" is author Barbara Seyda's memoir of love and loss.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Find out how the Assistance League of Tucson has been helping people in need for 65 years; and cold blooded critters (and those who love them) gather for the 22nd Tucson Reptile & Amphibian Show.
Updated COVID vaccines are coming soon
The new COVID vaccines are designed to keep the shots up to date with the virus, which keeps evolving to evade our immune systems.
TUSD looks to reallocate $3.5 million out of its desegregation plan
The proposed changes come as the district looks to retain roles that were funded by pandemic era aid.
4 years later, COVID-19 conspiracy still thrives in the Arizona Senate
A far-right, unofficial committee presented anti-vaccine testimony and defended dubious treatments.
Arizona sees 20% spike in 2022 HIV cases, new report says
Arizona's Department of Health Services reports a 20% spike in HIV cases, potentially tied to COVID-19 disruptions in testing; officials plan increased testing and outreach.
Tucson moves to begin settlement of COVID-era lawsuit
The 2021 lawsuit argued that the City of Tucson violated its contract with the Tucson Police Officer’s Association when it implemented a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy.
New COVID variants prompt new phase of COVID prevention in Pima County
Health officials recommend checking in with personal health care providers this fall.
COVID-19 pandemic delays rare disease diagnosis on Arizona's Tribal lands, new study finds
Testing delays and the focus on response to the initial outbreak of COVID-19 in the region may have been factors.
Navajo Nation’s COVID-19 curfews saddled hundreds with citations, netted no money for police, news investigation finds
he curfew was among the most stringent measures any U.S. tribal or non-tribal government enacted to check the spread of the virus.
TUSD cuts back on hotspots for students as federal funding expires
The Emergency Connectivity Fund worked to provide funding for connectivity tools like hotspots, modems and routers.
Report places Arizona first in U.S. for rate of COVID-19 deaths
Arizona residents were less likely to be vaccinated, wear masks and maintain social distance, according to researchers in a peer-reviewed study.
COVID detectives still dogged by disinformation
Researchers continue confirming the source of the coronavirus at a Chinese wet market
UA swimmer dies of bacterial infection
No connection to COVID or vaccine in ME's statement.
Three years on, COVID-19 no longer grabs headlines, still poses a threat
It hits the elderly hardest, it spikes in summer and winter, it killed men in Arizona at sharply higher rates t
