As of today, July 17, Arizona now has 138,523 positive coronavirus cases, with 3,910 new cases reported today. The total number of cases includes people who have recovered. Of that number, 13,058 cases are in Pima County. There have been 2,583 COVID-19 deaths in Arizona, and 367 of those
PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey today signed an Executive Order extending a moratorium on residential evictions until October 31, 2020, providing continued protections for renters who are facing economic hardship as a result of COVID-19. The order ensures renters impacted by COVID-19 will be able to stay in their homes while extending the time to access […]
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s office says face masks and other pandemic-fighting measures probably will stick around for the rest of the year as the state continues to battle COVID-19. In an interview with Capitol Media Services (link below), Ducey’s chief of staff, Daniel Scarpinato, says the closure of bars is likely to continue for the […]
Bridger Walker, 6, is being hailed as a hero for protecting his 4-year-old sister from a dog attack. The little boy and his sister were at a friend’s house in Wyoming earlier this month when a 1-year-old German Shepherd mix lunged at them while they were outside in the backyard. Without thinking, Bridger stepped in […]
As of today, July 15, Arizona now has 131,354 positive coronavirus cases, with 3,257 new cases reported today. The total number of cases includes people who have recovered. Of that number, 12,406 cases are in Pima County. There have been 2,434 COVID-19 deaths in Arizona, and 347 of those occurred in Pima County. Meanwhile, the […]
The City of Tucson’s new online utility payment system (water, sewer, and trash/recycling) is live. All customers must register to set up or continue online and automatic payments before midnight on July 18. This new system offers multiple benefits, including enrolling in autopay, making one-time payments, managing multiple accounts, viewing a bill, and setting up
By: Banner Health When you are outdoors in the summer, you may experience a multitude of different symptoms from exposure to excessive heat. Examples include heat exhaustion, cramps, severe headaches, and sometimes heat stroke. What exactly is the difference between all of these heat related illnesses? Heat stroke occurs when the body loses a lot […]
During this pandemic, heroes are found everywhere, and a new label has been given to them – “essential.” There are also “invisible essentials” stepping up in this time of need. You will likely never see them, but they are there…at the park early every morning, cleaning bathrooms, picking up trash, trimming trees, promptly removing graffiti, […]
With all that has been going on in the United States lately, you may have pushed aside your reminders to complete the required U.S. Census, but there’s still time. Responses help determine the number of seats each state has in Congress and guide how nearly $700 billion in federal funding is spent in communities each […]
Informs that the restrictions on the opening of the border with Mexico and the United States will remain in the same terms in which they have been developed since their implementation on March 21. Both countries will continue seeking to coordinate sanitary measures in the border region. The measures will be in force until August 21, […]
