When it comes to distance learning, schools may be facing the biggest challenge with their youngest students, according to the owner of a Chandler business that specializes in teaching young kids computer basics.
Arizonans renters affected by COVID-19 will not be in danger of being put out on the street, at least through July 23.
Gov. Doug Ducey’s order on “essential services’’ appears less designed to empower him to force people to stay home than to preclude Arizona cities from getting out in front of him on actions to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Attorney General Mark Brnovich said says that state government and its universities should disclose where employees and students who came down with COVID-19 were working and living.
While the COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on many businesses across Arizona, one Chandler business is finding the demand for its services significantly increasing – especially as mandatory school closures have left parents scrambling to care for their kids.
The spread of COVID-19 has “deeply affected” Arizona animal shelters, which are discontinuing some services, cutting hours and trying to juggle between taking animals in and adopting them out to stretch resources while protecting pets and people.
The spread of COVID-19 has “deeply affected” Arizona animal shelters, which are discontinuing some services, cutting hours and trying to juggle between taking animals in and adopting them out to stretch resources while protecting pets and people.
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and Hospice of the Valley is honored to have more than 2,100 dedicated volunteers supporting our mission.
Students in Ahwatukee schools and their parents learned officially Monday what many probably expected for a while: they won’t be going to a classroom before August, when the new school year begins.
In normal times, scores of residents would be getting ready for one of the highlights on Ahwatukee social calendar – the Festival of Lights Wine, Beer & Culinary Festival.
Of the many occupations on the front lines of the battle against COVID-19, health care workers are among the most endangered – and, according to Ahwatukee physician Dr. Joy G. Wolfe, among the most frustrated.
With the mandated closure of Arizona schools extended to at least April 10, administrators for Ahwatukee schools were ramping up distance learning for thousands of students this week.
WASHINGTON – A surge in coronavirus patients could overwhelm Arizona hospitals in the coming months if action is not taken now to expand hospital capacity and curb infections, according to a new study by the Harvard Global Health Institute.
An unexpected rise in community support has spared Mesa’s United Food Bank from a catastrophic staffing shortfall.
Grand Canyon National Park is still open, but the same cannot be said for lodging and food services in the park that will be shuttered for the next two months by concerns over coronavirus.
Arizona taxpayers and people who have lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 crisis got a little good news from Gov. Doug Ducey last week.
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