Education notebook: Vaccines for educators and improved COVID-19 metrics not quite enough to reopen schools
A look back at this week's education stories in Southern Arizona and the state.
Virus variant from United Kingdom found in Arizona
3 people in the state have tested positive for the new strain
News roundup: Biden brings changes to AZ, Navajo Nation hits 1K COVID-19 deaths
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Jan. 29.
Arizona feelings about COVID-19 are based on politics
A new poll shows politics equals COVID reactions in the state.
AZ weekly unemployment continues to be a mixed bag
The two major programs in the state are heading in the opposite direction.
A look at border, environmental changes likely under new administration
President Biden’s executive orders and action on various issues could bring changes to Arizona.
Arizona reports 203 more virus deaths as toll passes 13,000
Case numbers are beginning to peak, relieving pressure on hospitals
Wall construction provided economic boost to border city Douglas
President Biden ordered construction to stop on the new wall system.
Navajo Nation reports 1,000 COVID-19 deaths
The majority of the those who have died from COVID-19 complications are between the ages of 60 and 69.
Shifting immigration polices under Biden and their impacts in Arizona
A look at early steps taken by the new president to address border security and immigration issues.
Supply, communication stymie Rillito Park vaccination plan
Pima County envisions horse track as vaccination center.
Pascua Yaqui Tribe secures federal grant for water pipeline
The nonpotable water project would free up 50 acre-feet of drinking water for the tribe each year.
News roundup: State distributes 500K vaccines, better communication promised between feds and local health departments
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Jan. 28.
In letter to DHS, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich opposes Biden's deportation moratorium
The letter follows a 14-day stay against the order issued in Texas this week
Cocopah Indian Tribe COVID-19 vaccine rollout, evaluating public's interest
To better understand the stigma behind vaccines in the community, the tribe launched a survey and asked for questions.
