Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 13
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Pima County employees, Grand Canyon reopening, no electronic signature gathering.
Grand Canyon National Park will start to reopen Friday
The National Parks Service said it is following guidance from federal and local health authorities.
Work from home ending for many county employees
Two supervisors say the plan runs counter to the governor's proposal.
Arizona Supreme Court says no to electronic signature gathering for citizen petitions
The state’s highest court will not let citizen initiatives access the online system used by candidates.
Davis-Monthan and local Air National Guard to do flyover Thursday
The military members want to thank medical staffers and first responders.
Arizona restaurants face choice of whether, and how, to invite diners inside
Restaurants are deciding whether to risk further spreading the deadly coronavirus or face the financial consequences of keeping doors closed.
Ducey: Arizona stay-at-home order expires Friday
The governor and the state's health director touted the state's pandemic response while outlining further steps to reopen.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 12
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Stay-home order ending, some businesses open doors, some say 'too soon.'
Expats ride out COVID-19 south of the border
While many U.S. citizens visiting or living in Mexico returned to their home country when the pandemic hit, some decided to stay.
Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf's Arizona visit covers wall construction, PPE for Border Patrol
The secretary's visit included a trip to the border wall and a Border Patrol facility in Tucson.
Sonoran governor unveils business reopening plan
The staggered reopening plan will go into effect sometime between May 16 and 22.
Some restaurants reopen, others say it's 'too soon'
Several hundred business owners signed a letter opposing open dining rooms.
Problems with unemployment mean some Arizonans miss checks
The weekly unemployment numbers continue to be a mixed bag.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 11
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Some businesses reopen, worries may linger for shoppers, and more.
Campfires, stoves, smoking banned on public lands for fire risk
Public land agencies are trying to limit human-caused wildfires this summer.
