Economic resources for Arizonans impacted by coronavirus
Government agencies are working to help lessen the economic hit of COVID-19.
Despite new protections, situation for renters and landlords is uncertain
Tenant advocates and property owners say more needs to be done for people who can't make rent.
Arizona's first-time unemployment claims neared 130,000 last week
Data also show that total payments for the week topped $5.5 million, a nearly $2.3 million increase.
How Farmers Markets are surviving - and evolving - during the pandemic.
Also on Arizona Spotlight:The Arts Foundation makes emergency relief grants available to local artists; a conversation with food writer & former EMT Jane Stern; and a short story from Aurelie Sheehan.
Pima County road work continues
No "stay at home" order for those who pave and repair public roads.
Ducey orders barber shops, nail salons to close
The governor "clarified" his executive order following criticism.
Some Arizona businesses don't want to be on governor's 'essential' list
The list of industries considered to be "essential services" in Gov. Ducey's order has drawn widespread consternation.
Census going forward despite coronavirus delays
The 2020 census will count people where they lived April 1.
Pima County supervisors extend closures to April 10
Businesses won't face a criminal penalty but can now be fined for violating the closure order.
Fourth Avenue businesses feeling pinch of coronavirus-related closures
A discussion with North Fourth Avenue Merchants Association's Fred Ronstadt.
Tucson Metro Chamber on outreach for businesses impacted by COVID-19
A discussion with chamber president Amber Smith.
Coronavirus relief package to send $8 billion to tribes
The aid would be a "godsend" for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, the chairman said.
Food demand is up, but Arizona farmers aren't immune to coronavirus impacts
Even though grocery store shelves are empty, food supply chains remain strong, for now.
Sonora maquila industry hopes strong COVID-19 measures ward off closures
A spokesperson says the industry is hoping anti-coronavirus measures can help keep Nogales' export manufacturing plants running.
Border residents brace for change with approach of closure to nonessential travel
Both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border in Douglas were left wondering what comes next as the Friday night restriction neared.
