Jobless people in Arizona will again be required to show they’re looking for work in order to receive unemployment benefits.
Gov. Doug Ducey announced Monday he will stop waiving the job-seeking requirements the week of May 23. He waived the mandate in March 2020 when some businesses were ordered to close to slow the spread of COVID-19. He says it's time to reinstate the job-seeking mandate because all adults now have access to the COVID-19 vaccine and there are plenty of jobs available. Authorities on Monday reported 652 additional COVID-19 cases in Arizona and no additional deaths from the virus. Over 2.9 million residents have received at least one shot with almost 2.3 million people fully vaccinated.
First lady Jill Biden has wrapped up her two-day visit to the Navajo Nation. The reservation has a higher COVID-19 vaccination rate that most states after…
Navajo Nation health officials yesterday reported no new known cases of COVID-19 and no recent deaths from the virus.Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez…
Fire In Kaibab NF Allowed To Burn, Officials SayKaibab National Forest officials say a lightning-caused fire that ignited this week south of Williams will…
Arizona health officials are expanding the availability of COVID-19 vaccines to doctors’ offices and local healthcare clinics.Starting Monday providers…