CORONAVIRUS
School will start Aug. 5 as Chandler USD officials planned, but all students will be required to begin classes online, according to Superintendent Camille Casteel. (Community Impact staff)
Chandler USD to start school year online Aug. 5 for all students; parents given option of in-person transition when schools reopen
Gilbert Public Schools
Gilbert Public Schools board approves Aug. 5 online start with eventual three-option plan
Gilbert Water Tower
Gilbert cancels Fourth of July celebration, modifies other operations
Mercy Gilbert Medical Center, Banner Gateway Medical Center
Banner, Dignity preparing for patient surges; situations at Gilbert hospitals unclear
Coronavirus 'pause,' number of cases rising: News from Gilbert, Chandler
Gov. Doug Ducey announces executive order 'pausing' operations at bars, gyms, movie theaters and more; pushes school year start to Aug. 17
Here are the coronavirus hospitalization data updates to know across Arizona. (Community Impact staff)
COVID-19: See the data behind the rising number of coronavirus hospitalizations across Arizona
Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Gilbert. (Community Impact staff)
COVID-19: Gilbert sees 160 new cases; county has increase of 3,310 cases and 45 deaths July 1
Adults participate in a kickball recreation program at Cactus Yards. (Courtesy Town of Gilbert)
Employee tests positive for coronavirus, unemployment drops and more: News from Chandler, Gilbert
Cactus Yards
Employee for Sliders Sports Grill at Cactus Yards tests positive for COVID-19
The city of Chandler headquarters is located in downtown Chandler. (Alexa D'Angelo/Community Impact Newspaper)
Face coverings, rising COVID-19 hospitalizations and more: Most popular stories from the Phoenix area
telemedicine
Telemedicine helps local practices during pandemic, but future remains unclear
Gov. Doug Ducey said Arizona residents are "safer at home" and urged people and businesses to proceed with caution as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise in the Valley and across the state. (Community Impact staff)
Governor says Arizonans are 'safer at home,' pauses plans of reopening further
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Plan to open Arizona schools released and more: News from Chandler, Gilbert
The Chandler USD governing board voted to delay the start of the school year by two weeks and approved a plan to reopen schools with students and staff wearing masks and taking other health and safety precautions due to the spread of COVID-19. (Community Impact staff)
Chandler USD pushes back school year start, makes coronavirus changes