Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 22
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Memorial Day, projecting possibilities of spread, and more.
Arizona ICE facility has one of the highest COVID-19 caseloads in nation
More than 1,000 people detained by ICE have the new coronavirus nationwide, according to the agency's website.
Survey: Latino families, businesses say they were left out by CARES Act
The survey found that 48% of Latino households making under $25,000 did not receive any support
What’s the right way to wear a mask, and are gloves necessary?
Banner-University Medical Center's director of infection prevention clarifies the proper protocols.
Understanding loan options available through the Small Business Administration
The SBA has awarded Payroll Protection Program loans to thousands of businesses in Arizona.
Shorter hours and masks required as longtime Tucson retailer reopens stores
The owner of Sam Levitz says the company has brought back nearly all of the 550 employees furloughed in April.
Tucson printing company sees opportunity in new demand for splash guards
Manufacturing the guards helps offset other losses caused by the pandemic.
Tucson mosque to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with drive-thru event
The holiday marks the end of Ramadan.
Arizona’s Catholic dioceses gradually reintroducing public mass
The Diocese of Phoenix has allowed pastors to resume services with limited attendance and masks.
Worship during the pandemic, new business strategies, federal loan options
Plus, an infection preventionist's offers advice on face masks and gloves.
Rocky Point hopes to welcome visitors back in June
The Sonoran beach town popular with Arizonans has introduced a phased plan to reopen.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 21
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Celebrating students, retailers adapt, and more.
New model lays out different possibilities for COVID-19 in Arizona
How people will behave remains a great unknown for those trying to model the spread of the virus.
Already fraught census count further challenged by pandemic
Though the pandemic has delayed parts of the census process, various groups are working to make sure everyone is counted.
Tucson teachers find new ways to celebrate graduating students
Central Tucson's Carrillo Elementary School says goodbye to students heading to middle school.
