Gov. Doug Ducey announced on Thursday afternoon that Arizona schools will be allowed to resume for the 2020-2021 school year.
- Arizona now reporting 857 deaths, 17,763 cases of coronavirus statewide
- Breakdown of coronavirus cases in Arizona by ZIP code
- Antibody testing rolling out across Arizona
- Gov. Ducey rolls out plans for the AZCares Fund
- Ducey releases more guidelines for reopening Arizona economy
- Here's a deeper look into Arizona's progress in the COVID-19 pandemic
- People hit Arizona bars, restaurants and malls as stay-at-home order ends
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