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TUCSON (KVOA) - The Arizona Department of Housing launched an advertising campaign on Monday to spread the word on the financial help available to struggling Arizona homeowners through the states

Eligible Arizona homeowners who have been impacted by COVID-19 can now gain access to $197 million in relief.

Governor Doug Ducey announced Friday that he is investing $1 million to help Arizonans experiencing homelessness with job opportunities.

If you're an Arizona homeowner who's struggling to pay the mortgage due to COVID-19 hardships, you'll find some relief in the housing department's newly allocated $197 million fund to help people just like you.

Gov. Doug Ducey announced Tuesday that $15 million in federal funds will be allotted for homelessness support.

One-Time Program Aims To Keep Low-Income Homeowners In Their Homes

ARIZONA OFFERS LIFELINE TO STRUGGLING HOMEOWNERS PHOENIX, AZ – The Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) announced $197 Million in funding is now available to

Arizona’s director of the Department of Housing said the affordable housing crisis has been exacerbated by rapid growth in our state.

The demand for workers and low-income housing has risen dramatically as more people move to Arizona.

Plus, how Arizona's restaurants are rebounding from pandemic-related setbacks.