COVID-19 redefines the semester: One UA student's perspective
In this radio essay, an AZPM student production assistant describes her experience balancing classes and a pandemic.
Coronavirus relief package to send $8 billion to tribes
The aid would be a "godsend" for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, the chairman said.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, March 26
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Health director on peak timeline, farmers and food demand, and more.
Sonoran governor declares health emergency, orders nonessential businesses closed
Gov. Claudia Pavlovich says essential activities include the supply of food, medicine, water, electricity and others will continue.
Navajo access to water compounds response to coronavirus
Many on the Navajo Nation must drive miles for water, groceries and necessities.
In Cochise County, more space may slow coronavirus spread, but presents a challenge for care
County officials say testing is not necessary for all.
Arizona health director expects COVID-19 illnesses to peak in April, hospitalizations in May
Gov. Ducey on Thursday issued an order to hospitals to develop plans to increase capacity.
Food demand is up, but Arizona farmers aren't immune to coronavirus impacts
Even though grocery store shelves are empty, food supply chains remain strong, for now.
New law to increase internet access for rural and tribal communities
The COVID-19 pandemic is underlining the importance of broadband services, but some communities can't get a dependable connection.
Tucson YMCA, Boys and Girls Club offering child care for essential workers
A director at the YMCA said they're hoping to address the need created by school closures.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, March 25
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Cases top 400, mayors question "essential services" list, and more.
Mayors ‘flabbergasted’ at list of services Ducey order would protect
Some Arizona mayors questioned why things like golf courses and pawnshops made the list of "essential services" in the executive order.
Arizona jobless claims skyrocket, as coronavirus starts to hit economy
The Department of Economic Security says it's working to get benefits to people, as claims neared almost 30,000 last week.
Mexico enters phase two of strategy against coronavirus
The plan includes closing schools until April 19, canceling events of more than 100 people.
Tucson coronavirus test kit case wasn't a burglary
The perceived audacity of the presumed crime drew outrage and national coverage.
