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Mutual Aid Groups Band Together To Help Those In Need During Pandemic
Some marginalized communities, like those experiencing homelessness, often benefit the most from community support.
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Vigils Continue, Phoenix Police Release Partial Video Of Fatal Weekend Shooting
Activists demand the Phoenix Police Department release the full video in fatal police-invovled shooting on the Fourth of July.
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AZ Coronavirus: Navajo Retain Restrictions Amid Improving Numbers
New COVID-19 cases on the Navajo Nation are on a downward trend, but tribal leaders say the numbers "are still a concern."
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AZ House Passes Police Reform Bill; Lawmakers Divided
Lawmakers split on party lines as the House passed a Democrat-backed police reform bill Thursday, one month after George Floyd's death.
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Tribal Leaders Say Border Wall, Other Projects Continue To Threaten Sacred, Historic Sites
Five tribal leaders joined a National Congress of American Indians forum Thursday on threats to tribal lands from government action.
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Arizona Tribes Join Lawsuits Against Trump Admin's Rollback Of Clean-Water Rule
Two Arizona tribes joined a lawsuit seeking to stop the Trump administration's new water rule, which has been challenged in other states.
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Arizona DACA Recipients and Experts React To Supreme Court Ruling
After living in fear of deportation, Phoenix resident Jennifer Rodriguez Garcia said, "Today I can breathe again."
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'I Stand For What Is Right’: Kyler Murray Will Kneel During National Anthem
The Cardinals' quarterback addressed the protests over the death of George Floyd: "I stand for what is right and that’s the bottom line."
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Ducey Recommends Mask Use, But Leaves Enforcement To Locals
Calls for requiring masks have increased amid Arizona's coronavirus spike. Gov. Ducey said the issue is best left to cities and counties.
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College Arms, Bloodlines Tell The Story For Diamondbacks In MLB Draft
The Diamondbacks' first-round pick Bryce Jarvis has "intrigued" coaches with the "polish" of his pitching, said general manager Mike Hazen.
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Ducey Says Arizona Will Keep Reopening Despite Coronavirus Surge
Gov. Ducey pointed to an increase in testing, but so far only 6% of Arizona’s 7.2 million residents have been tested.
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Coronavirus Cases Spike In Maricopa County Jails
More than 200 of the Maricopa County's 4,500 inmates tested positive for COVID-19, igniting calls for mass testing in jails.
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Curfew Curtailing Casinos? Don’t Bet On It, Owners Say
Coronavirus business shutdowns hit casinos hard, and they were just beginning to reopen when Gov. Doug Ducey imposed a curfew.
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As George Floyd Protests Continue, Cardinals’ Kingsbury Calls For Accountability, Justice
Defensive back Patrick Peterson and wide receiver Deandre Hopkins among NFL players featured in video showcasing unity; others speak out.
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Heat-Relief Providers Face Two Battles: Arizona Summer And COVID-19
Officials say traffic to heat relief stations has grown as many air-conditioned locations remain closed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19 In Arizona: Navajo Nation Cancels July 4 Celebrations, Ends Weekend Curfew
Officials say the curfew is lifted “unless we see numbers increase once again for coronavirus cases.”
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GOP Eyeing New Convention Sites, Raising Hopes Of Arizona Officials
Officials in Charlotte say lingering COVID-19 concerns may limit convention crowd sizes.
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‘We Got A Second Chance’: Coyotes Thrilled To Be Among 24 Teams To Resume Play
The Arizona Coyotes are among 24 National Hockey League teams that will return to the ice this season
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Mayors Glad To Get Coronavirus Aid, Wish It Had Arrived Sooner
State officials released $441 million in federal coronavirus relief funding to 114 cities and counties around Arizona this week.
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Latino Families, Businesses In Arizona, Elsewhere Left Out Of CARES Act: Survey
A national survey took a close look at Arizona, where nearly half of Latino households and businesses didn't receive coronavirus relief.
