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Thousands Of AZ Evictions Loom As Moratorium Set To Expire
Arizona is bracing for a possible tsunami of evictions after its ban expires July 22. Hundreds of evictions appear to be already underway.
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Ducey Limits Restaurant Dining, But Resists Tougher Virus Measures
Ducey on Thursday announced he was limiting indoor dining at restaurants to less than 50 percent of their capacity.
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Coronavirus Cases Are Plateauing, But Way Too High: Biodesign Institute Head
Although new coronavirus case activity may have hit a plateau, about 3,500 new cases are still being reported every day.
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Which Arizona Businesses Got Paycheck Protection Loans?
Most of the 81,000 loans totaling $13 billion were made in the Scottsdale area that said 32,000 jobs would be saved.
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Phoenix Mayor: Abrazo Hospitals Have ‘Run Out Of Morgue Beds’
In Arizona, a Phoenix hospital is out of morgue space — Mayor Kate Gallego says because of the governor's management of coronavirus crisis.
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Covid-19 Outbreaks In Arizona Child Detention Centers Worry Advocates
Arizona has one of the largest outbreaks at a child rehabilitation center in the country, which advocates call a health and moral crisis.
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Secretary Of State: Goldwater Institute Attorneys Should Have Registered As Lobbyists
The Goldwater Institute is an active player at the Capitol, and its employees testify frequently in committees, but only one is a lobbyist.
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Body Cameras Didn’t Reduce Police Use Of Force In Tempe: Study
Researchers at Arizona State University and elsewhere examined use-of-force data after Tempe, Arizona, police required police body cameras.
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Is A Parking Lot A Homeless Shelter? Yes, Phoenix Officials Say.
Questions arise as Phoenix parking lot is turned into a campground for the homeless to provide coronavirus social distancing.
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Tucson, Scottsdale Lawmakers Promote Radical QAnon On Social Media
QAnon supporters think someone inside the U.S. government leaves clues online about a sinister “deep state" run by a cabal of pedophiles.
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ICE Drops Cases Against DACA Youth Arrested At Phoenix Protest
ICE dropped its immigration cases against four DACA recipients arrested while protesting the deaths of George Floyd and Dion Johnson.
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AZ's Delayed School Year Challenges Families And Teachers
Gov. Doug Ducey ordered in-person classes delayed until at least August 17. Schools, teachers, and families are scrambling to adjust.
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AZ Data Breaches Leaked 2.8 Million School Records Since 2005: Report
An analysis of 15 years of school data breaches noted Arizona as a top target with more than 2.8 million private records leaked.
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What We Know About Police Drones In Arizona And How They’re Used
Tempe police surveilled protesters with drones. Records show drone programs operating in Mesa, Scottsdale and Maricopa County.
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Ducey: The 'Brutal Facts' Behind Latest Coronavirus Shutdowns
The order to close bars and public gatherings came as the "brutal facts" of the coronavirus spread in Arizona hit crisis-levels, Ducey said.
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Tempe Cop Pepper Sprayed Demonstrators At Saturday 'Chalk Walk' Protest
A creative protest supporting the Black Lives Matters movement at Tempe Marketplace went from chalk art to chaos on Saturday.
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Arizona Jobless Rate Drops To 8.9%, Still At Twice Pre-Covid Levels
Some 30,000 jobs were added to the hotel and food sectors, but AZ unemployment remains historically high amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Ducey: AZ's Coronavirus Crisis Will Worsen Before It Improves
"I don’t want there to be any illusions," AZ Gov. Doug Ducey said. "We expect that our numbers will be worse next week."
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Top Trump Security Advisor Vows New Actions Against China In Phoenix Speech
Robert O’Brien pledged tough new steps combating what he called the country’s growing threat to the United States and the world at large.
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Democrats Block ‘Weak’ GOP Police Reform Bill, Arizona Senators Split
Arizona’s senators split the vote, Republican Marha McSally voting to let the bill proceed and Democrat Kyrsten Sinema voting to block it.
