Shot on ghoul: Chychrun, Coyotes delight fans looking for safer Halloween at drive-thru event
Arizona Coyotes defenseman Jakob Chychrun greeted and treated fans during a Halloween drive-thru event at Gila River Arena on Saturday.
Halloween 2020: A different kind of mask, but just as scary this year
WASHINGTON - When health officials said Arizona residents could enjoy trick-or-treating this year if they found "various creative ways" to distribute candy during a pandemic, they may not have anticipated the creativity the day's fans would show to have their holiday.
As corporate America responds to racism, some firms vow to address health disparities
As corporate America refocuses on racial equity after the death of George Floyd ignited nationwide protests against racial injustice, some firms are pledging to help remedy health disparities in communities of color
‘It’s surreal’: Lucky Cardinals fans keep their Red Sea distance, see game of season
PHOENIX - For the first time this season, Cardinals allow fans to attend games. The experience was surreal.
Ducey defends shift in guidelines for return to virtual schooling
WASHINGTON - The Ducey administration defended its decision Thursday to make it harder for Arizona schools to revert to virtual education, from in-person or hybrid schooling, in the face of surging COVID-19 cases.
Trump support among Latinos steady; still trails Democrats by far
WASHINGTON - Recent polls suggest that about one in three Latino voters will support President Donald Trump this fall. But the also show that, while Trump's numbers may be higher than expected, Latino voters as a whole are firmly in the Democrats' camp.
Corporation Commission: Anna Tovar wants to ensure renewable energy is affordable
Moving Arizona to clean, renewable energy and creating healthier environments statewide is a goal of Anna Tovar, the Tolleson mayor who is running for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
FCC grants no-cost broadband spectrum licenses to 11 Arizona tribes
WASHINGTON - The Federal Communications Commission has granted broadband spectrum licenses to 11 Arizona tribes in what FCC Chairman Ajit Pai called "a major step forward in our efforts to close the digital divide on Tribal lands."
Humans (and dogs) grateful Phoenix parks have reopened during COVID-19 pandemic
PHOENIX - A look at how the City of Phoenix is handling the usage of athletic fields and parks after reopening in early October.
Los Angeles just won NBA, MLB crowns, but COVID-19 has parades on hold
LOS ANGELES – In 2020, the Dodgers took the World Series, the Lakers became NBA champs and COVID-19 robbed Los Angeles sports fans of their chance to officially celebrate.
October 28, 2020, Newscast
Swinging AZ voters, the second wave of coronavirus in AZ, helping patients with sickle cell disease
Trump cites Arizona’s success fighting COVID-19, as cases resume rise
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump cited Arizona early in Thursday's presidential debate, claiming the "very big spike" in COVID-19 cases in the state is "now gone." Except that cases in the state are rising and health officials are urging people not to let down their guard.
