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Experts Fear Pandemic Will Lead To More Summer Heat Deaths
Officials worry that Arizonans most at risk of contracting COVID-19 may not go to cooling centers out of fear of being infected by the virus

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Officials worry that Arizonans most at risk of contracting COVID-19 may not go to cooling centers out of fear of being infected by the virus

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The Arizona Senate will remain in recess unless and until the House sends over legislation that it must act on.
Everytown for Gun Safety targets the McSally-Kelly Senate race, and also aims to flip the Arizona House and Senate in the 2020 election.
Campaigns seek to legalize recreational marijuana, loosen sentencing laws and raise income taxes on wealthier Arizonans for K-12 education.
AZHS told the team to 'pause' its work on Monday.
Nearly 10 million messages from over 100 servers operated by Neo-Nazis and QAnon conspiracy theorists were made available to journalists.
Phoenix is among the eight cities that reached the worst level of particulate pollution ever recorded.
The Secretary of State's E-Qual system allows candidates to collect signatures for their nominating petitions online.
Also, some 175,000 Arizonans don’t meet the earnings history to qualify for Arizona's unemployment insurance program.
Some high-profile Republicans are pushing back against states' calls for relief funding amid the new coronavirus.
Those who have been denied unemployment insurance will have to wait until May 12 to see if they qualify for jobless assistance.
The campaign wants to oust Gov. Doug Ducey for closing many businesses and requiring Arizonans to stay at home to curb coronavirus.
A new model predicts the peak of COVID-19 cases in Arizona will be on June 11, if Gov. Doug Ducey lifts the stay-at-home order on April 30.
Gov. Doug Ducey included Arizona gun stores among essential businesses that can remain open during coronavirus shutdowns.
Maricopa County will hire as many as 225 more public health officers to conduct coronavirus contact tracing.
Arizona State University and Grand Canyon University get the largest CARES Act checks for public and for-profit colleges, respectively.
Arizona will be one of seven states where Walgreens will open 15 drive-thru Coronavirus testing centers later this week.
Gov. Doug Ducey urged Arizona businesses to take advantage of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program quickly.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's order bars commercial landlords from evicting business and nonprofit tenants during the coronavirus outbreak.