This is the latest confirmed information about the coronavirus in Arizona. This page will be continuously updated by the Arizona's Family digital staff.
Coronavirus in Arizona
HOTLINE NUMBER: Call 211 for the most current information from the state of Arizona.
- Arizona now reporting 64 deaths, 2,269 cases of coronavirus statewide
- President Trump approves Gov. Doug Ducey's request for major disaster declaration for Arizona
- Gov. Ducey orders barbers, nail salons, similar businesses to close
- Gov. Ducey issues stay-at-home order for Arizonans with exception of essential services
- Gov. Ducey announced new steps to protect families, small businesses from foreclosure
- Gov. Ducey announces schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year
- President Trump extends social distancing guidelines through the end of April
- How to get tested for COVID-19 in Arizona
- Phoenix-area food banks in need of donations
- How the coronavirus is affecting Arizona courts
- These child care services remain open for parents who must go to work
- LIST: Food pantries outside of Valley that can help those in need
- Help for Arizona workers facing unemployment amid coronavirus pandemic
- Arizona phone, utility companies suspend disconnects, late fees amid coronavirus
- Online learning resources for parents who are now homeschooling their kids
- FDA alerts consumers about unauthorized, fraudulent COVID-19 test kits
- 11 organizations providing help to seniors amid coronavirus outbreak
- 100+ food banks, pantries for Phoenix-area residents in need
- Gov. Ducey announces new 211 coronavirus hotline
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