Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 4
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: Dine-in services returning, small nonprofits struggling, and more.
Ducey sets dates to open dine-in services, hair salons
The governor outlined a plan to reopen more businesses and services, saying the return will be gradual.
Trump administration finalizes deal to send asylum seekers to Honduras
The administration forged a similar deal with the government of Guatemala last year.
TUSD postpones in-person graduation ceremonies till June
The district will celebrate the original May graduation date, but it hopes students can come together for an in-person ceremony in June.
Own Words: Changing livelihoods amid pandemic restrictions
Business owners and a pastor share how they've been impacted.
What expectations employees should have about returning to a workplace safe from COVID-19
A discussion with labor attorney Barney Holtzman.
Pandemic’s impact in Cochise County
Tony Paniagua reports on how businesses and government leaders are adapting.
Arizona Chamber of Commerce throws support behind Ducey’s pandemic recovery plan
A discussion with chamber president Glenn Hamer.
Easing COVID-19 restrictions, Cochise County impact, workplace safety
Also, Arizona 360 revisits its commentary series Own Words.
Pandemic increases need for youth emergency shelter
Staff say more kids need a safe place as stress, unemployment and domestic violence increase during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Arizona coronavirus news in brief, May 1
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona: El Rio testing, UA revises furlough plan, Wickenburg defies order, and more.
Trump’s Phoenix trip first in weeks, as he aims to ‘move around’ more
The planned tour of a Honeywell facility making N95 masks is the president's first trip away from the Washington area in more than a month.
‘Remain in Mexico’ asylum hearings delayed a third time
Hearings are being pushed back again through June 1.
UA releases revised furlough, pay cut plan
On Friday, President Robbins announced modifications to the ranges of salaries and respective cuts, while canceling furloughs for the lowest earners.
Small nonprofits struggling as need for services grows
Arizona nonprofits are reporting a 20% increase in expenses, but a pandemic is a bad time to ask for donations.
