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Coronavirus Arizona: Free Child Care Available To Front-Line Health Workers
Low-income Arizona residents who are essential workers in the fight against the new coronavirus may be eligible for free child care.
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AZ Severely Lacking Hospital Beds, ICUs, Ventilators To Fight COVID-19
Arizona's Department of Health Services director noted a need for a large increase in medical equipment and capacity.
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Coronavirus Halts Some Immigration Courts, But Not In Arizona
While the coronavirus outbreak has halted many court proceedings, some immigration courts in Arizona are continuing with hearings.
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Ducey: Arizona Needs Emergency Coronavirus Small Business Loans
Gov. Doug Ducey says he's reached out the federal government to request help for Arizona businesses impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
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One-Third Of AZ Lawmakers At Higher Risk For Coronavirus Due To Age
Thirty of 90 Arizona lawmakers are at higher risk of illness from coronavirus due to their age.
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Arizona Coronavirus: Sinema Says Ducey Fails AZ By Not Closing Bars, Restaurants
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema took direct aim at Gov. Doug Ducey, citing White House recommendations to end on-site dining to control the coronavirus.
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Courts Limit In-Person Hearings, Won’t Pick Juries Because Of Coronavirus
Courts in Arizona are limiting proceedings in reaction to the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Will Keep ER Doc Lawmaker From Legislature In 2020
When lawmakers convene at the Capitol Monday to resume the legislative session, there won’t be anyone in the third-floor public gallery ...
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Ducey: Events Larger Than 50 People Should Be Canceled
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey recommends following CDC guidelines on canceling gatherings or more than 50 people
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Arizona Schools Closed Until March 27 Due To Coronavirus
Reversing the position taken last week, Gov. Doug Ducey and state officials have decided to close Arizona schools until March 27.
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Ice Cream Licking Leads To Unneeded AZ Legislation, Some Say
A viral social media trend last summer did not sit well with Arizona Rep. T.J. Shope.
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Coronavirus In Arizona: 12 Cases Now Confirmed
State health officials have identified two more cases of the new coronavirus, bringing the total number in the state to 12.
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49,000 Arizona Immigrants Now Eligible To Vote: Analysis
An analysis from the New Partnership for New Americans says the number has increased since the 2016 presidential election.
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Arizona Dems Call For Special Session To Address Coronavirus
Democratic lawmakers want Gov. Doug Ducey to order a special legislative session to address coronavirus in Arizona.
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Coronavirus Fears Lead O’Halleran To Cancel AZ Town Halls
U.S. Rep. Tom O’Halleran announced Tuesday that he has canceled two upcoming town halls in Arizona amid increasing coronavirus fears.
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Anti-Semitism Definition Bill Passes Arizona State House
The bill has sparked opposition from critics who say it would criminalize speech protected by the First Amendment.
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Ducey On Sanctuary Cities: We’ve Done ‘All We’re Going To Do’
Ducey declined to call out House Bill 2598 but linked it to his decision to stop pushing increased immigration enforcement last month.
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Tips To Avoid Coronavirus Shared By Arizona Health Chief
Arizona will be the first and only state doing same-day testing for the novel coronavirus, which health officials said is likely to spread.
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Mark Kelly Has Spent Nearly Triple What Martha McSally Has On Digital Ads
Retired astronaut Mark Kelly is currently leading Republican U.S. Sen. Martha McSally in polling, but also in digital advertising spending.
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'Home To Our Ancestors’: Arizona Tribal Leader Decries Border Wall
A Tohono O’Odham Nation of Arizona official said land near Monument Hill blasted for border wall construction is sacred to his ancestors.
