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The lawsuit also asks that the Pinal County Superior Court compel the Pinal County Public Health Department to release information regarding the testing practices, pending results, number of patients hospitalized and number of ventilators available.
Pinal County elected officials sue public health agencies for COVID-19 data
A state representative, two council members, two mayors, a fire chief and a county supervisor have filed a lawsuit to force the state and Pinal County to release information by ZIP code on where … more
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Arizona Loop 101
Loop 101 closures and restrictions slated April 7-10
The northbound Loop 101 Price Freeway will be narrowed to three lanes nightly between Guadalupe and Baseline roads from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. beginning on Tuesday, April 7, and continuing through the … more
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Arizona tops 2,500 cases of COVID-19, with 73 deaths
Arizona is nearing 2,600 cases of COVID-19, according to the state Department of Health Services. New numbers released Tuesday morning show 2,575 cases and 73 deaths in Arizona. Maricopa County … more
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Digital access is available to Maricopa County residents who do not have a current library card.
Free temporary digital library cards provided by Maricopa County Library District
The Maricopa County Library District facilities remain closed until further notice, but county libraries are still providing critical services to the public, including digital learning opportunities. … more
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Jose Gonzalez works on making non-N95 face masks as the Ortho Mattress company is repurposing their factory to make the masks due to the coronavirus pandemic Monday, April 6, 2020, in Phoenix. Ortho Mattress has a daily goal of making 1,000 of the masks supporting the demand in the community.
Banner Health seeking 100,000 homemade masks
In an effort to protect the health and safety of employees and patients, the Banner Health Foundation is seeking 100,000 hand-crafted comfort masks donated by volunteers, sewing groups, and companies … more
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Some people wearing face masks wait in line to shop Saturday, April 4, 2020, in Tempe, Arizona.
Cases of COVID-19 in Arizona surpass 2,400
Arizona added nearly 200 cases and one death of COVID-19 overnight. According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, 2,456 cases and 65 deaths are in the state, up 187 and one from Sunday, … more
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BCBSAZ waives cost-sharing for COVID-19 care
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona announces that it will waive cost sharing for insured members receiving care for COVID-19 related treatment from in-network providers through May. more
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Arizona's coronavirus death toll now at 64 with 2,269 cases
PHOENIX (AP) — Amid the coronavirus pandemic that has forced the closure of many businesses and other tourism destinations, some Lake Havasu City residents are pushing for a closure of the … more
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey
President Trump approves 'major disaster declaration' for Arizona, Gov. Ducey says
Gov. Doug Ducey on April 4 announced that President Trump in coordination with the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved Arizona’s request for a presidential major disaster declaration … more
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Arizona COVID-19 cases top 2,000, deaths rise to 52
The Arizona Department of Health Services has reported more than 2,000 cases of COVID-19 in the state, with 52 deaths. New numbers released Saturday morning show 2,015 cases in Arizona, up from … more
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Upon production of the masks, the Arizona Department of Health Services will deliver them to county health departments for further distribution to health, safety, and emergency response workers.
Honeywell to produce more than 6 million N95 masks for Arizona
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey today announced the state has secured a new agreement with Honeywell to produce more than six million N95 masks for the state of Arizona over the next 12 months. Upon … more
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A group from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Arizona health department tour the currently closed St. Luke's Medical Center hospital to see the viability of reopening the facility for possible future use due to the coronavirus Wednesday, March 25, 2020, in Phoenix.
Arizona approaches 1,800 cases of COVID-19, with over 40 deaths
The Arizona Department of Health Services has reported nearly 1,800 cases of COVID-19 in the state, with 41 deaths. New numbers released Friday show 1,769 cases in Arizona, up from 1,598 the day … more
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Scammers seek to take advantage of concerns over the securities markets to promote “safe” investments with “guaranteed returns” including investments with gold, silver and other commodities such as oil, gas and real estate.
Beware of COVID-19 investment schemes
The Arizona Corporation Commission offers tips on how to safeguard yourself from fraudulent investment schemes amidst the coronavirus pandemic. more
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Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department's station No. 1, 20678 E. Civic Parkway.
Construction managers sought for fire stations 2, 5 in Queen Creek
The Town of Queen Creek is seeking construction managers at-risk for two planned fire stations. Statements of qualifications are being sought from firms for work such as pre-construction and … more
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Project specifications include that the selected firms “shall have a basic understanding of the Queen Creek brand; and recognize the fast-paced growth and evolving needs of our growing community.”
Graphic-design services sought by town
The Town of Queen Creek is seeking to contract with one or more qualified firms for graphic-design services. Proposals are due by 3 p.m. April 9 at the Town of Queen Creek Municipal Services … more
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Bank offers help for clients with hardships from COVID-19
Bank of America has announced additional support for its 66 million consumer and small business clients in response to the unprecedented challenges of the coronavirus. more
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul took a service model that relies heavily on volunteer support and transitioned it to one that practices responsible social distancing and health safety.
St. Vincent de Paul serves the poor as it changes model in wake of COVID-19 outbreak
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul --- which has a mission to feed, clothe, house and heal individuals and families in need --- has had to respond with extraordinary agility to the COVID-19 outbreak … more
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Both splash pads in the Town of Queen Creek were previously closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Changes at Queen Creek parks to help slow spread of COVID-19
In an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19, the Town of Queen Creek is implementing a number of changes at Desert Mountain Park, Founders’ Park and Mansel Carter Oasis Park. Beginning … more
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A total of 362 adults and 68 juveniles were arrested in 2019 by Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office in Queen Creek. .
Juvenile arrests spiked in December in Queen Creek
There were nearly as many juvenile arrests in December in Queen Creek as there were of adult suspects, the Town Council was told recently. Eighteen juveniles and 25 adults were arrested the last … more
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Arizona nears 1,600 cases of COVID-19
The Arizona Department of Health Services has reported nearly 1,600 cases of COVID-19 in the state, with 32 deaths. more
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