Coronavirus/COVID-19

City officials said that they will need to make up $22 million after the American Rescue Plan funds for homeless services expire. Since they are temporary, the city needs to replace the gap to maintain current service levels.

The University of Arizona and pharmaceutical company Sunshine Biopharma are developing medical technology to minimize the severity of coronavirus infections.

A new report from the Helios Education Foundation shows Arizona's chronic absence rates still haven't bounced back to pre-pandemic levels.

Arizonans had been facing hurdles to getting COVID-19 shots amid regulatory confusion caused by shakeups at the CDC. But a state health department order has now cleared the way for broader access.

The Arizona Department of Health Services issued a standing order to serve as a prescription for all Arizonans who want to get COVID-19 vaccines, but Arizonans may still face hurdles.

Pima County health officials are again offering COVID vaccines at county clinics. The update comes amid Gov. Katie Hobbs’ executive order ramping up vaccine access statewide.

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that state lawmakers acted illegally when they passed a measure protecting doctors from negligence claims during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Gov. Katie Hobbs issued an executive order Thursday to ensure Arizonans can access COVID-19 vaccines.

Dr. Patrick Pirrotte, associate professor at TGen, is a co-senior author on the study. He joined The Show to talk more about what they found.

As governors of California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii form an alliance to create vaccine recommendations for their states, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs says she's also concerned about vaccines.