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Ducey, Hoffman Pledge $270M To Help Schools Reopen Amid COVID-19
The bulk of the money will go toward remote learning and to protect schools from lost funding from lower enrollment.
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Videos Show Phoenix Police Breaking Up Peaceful Anti-Trump Protest
Anti-Trump protesters in Phoenix were met with pepper balls, pepper spray and flash bang devices.
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Arizona Nurses On The Front Lines Paint Picture Of Overwhelmed Hospitals
"I have never looked around my 100% full ICU and genuinely thought that there is the possibility of NO survivors," one Tucson nurse wrote.
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Which Arizona Cities Are Requiring Masks In Public Places?
Mayors in nearly a dozen cities — including Tucson, Flagstaff, and Tempe — have issued orders requiring mask usage in public.
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Amid AZ Coronavirus Spike, Sinema 'Not Satisfied' With Gov. Ducey
Along with a two-word review of Gov. Doug Ducey's handling of the coronavirus crisis, Sinema called for more testing and contact tracing.
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DACA Immigrants Wrongly Charged With Felonies After Protest: Phoenix PD
Police said four arrested Arizona protesters should have been charged with misdemeanors, not felonies. Now they face possible deportation.
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For Trans Woman In ICE Detention, Coronavirus Compounds Precarious Conditions
"I don’t know if, in reality, I’ll get out alive of this place or if I’ll return inside a coffin to Guatemala, dead,” one ICE detainee said.
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The Data Behind Arizona's Racial Inequities
Across education, income and criminal justice, numbers tell the story Arizona's racial divide.
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Thousands Turn DPS Show Of Force Into A Mural For Dion Johnson
Demonstrators chanted for six minutes — about the amount of time Dion Johnson can be seen shot, writhing on the highway without medical aid.
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AZ Pandemic Eviction Aid Helps Only 5 Percent Of Applicants
About $87,500 has been spent in the $5 million set aside by Gov. Doug Ducey to keep laid-off Arizonans in their homes during the pandemic.
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Top Phoenix Cop Commends Demonstrators, Pledges To Review Policies
Jeri Williams, the first black police chief in Phoenix history, pledged to look at arrest polices and commended peaceful protests.
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Black Mothers: Action Needed To Keep Our Children Alive
Moms talk about having "the talk" with their kids, telling them what they should do when — not if — they're confronted by a police officer.
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Tucson Prepare For Wave Of Evictions After Executive Order Expires
Phoenix and Tucson residents hit hard by coronavirus-related layoffs and unable to pay their rent prepare for a wave of eviction orders.
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‘Most Horrific Thing’: Family Of Phoenix Man Shot By Cop Reacts To Video Of Him Dying
The Phoenix Police Department is investigating the fatal shooting, which they said resulted from a struggle between the trooper and Johnson.
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COVID-19 Appears To Be On The Rise Since Stay-At-Home Order Expired
New coronavirus cases have steadily risen in almost every Arizona county since the expiration of Gov. Doug Ducey's stay-at-home order.
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Criminal Justice Reform Group Cuts Ties With GOP Lawmaker Over George Floyd Comments
When Rep. Walt Blackman attacked George Floyd's character on social media, the American Friends Service Committee-Arizona cut ties with him.
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Rep. Gosar Calls Voting By Mail ‘dangerous.’ He’s Voted By Mail 8 Times Since 2012.
Congressman Paul Gosar warns of "ballot harvesting" and the dangers of vote-by-mail, yet he regularly mails in his ballot.
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A Black Mother Called 911 For Her Son’s Mental Health Crisis. Tempe Pd Brought Rifles, A Riot Shield And A K-9.
“Don’t let them kill my son please,” Adrienne Bryant said after Tempe police showed up in riot gear after her 911 call about his crisis.
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Groups Try New Ways To Reach Domestic Violence Survivors Amid Pandemic
Reports to domestic violence hotlines surged in April; the United Nations has called for urgent action to deal with quarantine side effects.
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Arizonans Favor Recreational Pot Measure By Wide Margin: Poll
The only hope opponents have of defeating recreational marijuana this year is likely to be a legal challenge that keeps it off the ballot.
