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CPR Goes AWOL: Life-Saving Act Less Likely In Hispanic Neighborhoods
Bystander CPR is less likely in Hispanic neighborhoods because of lack of training complicated by a reluctance to call 911, study shows.
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As If Firefighting Wasn’t Dangerous Enough, Coronavirus Adds Peril
Ahead of Arizona's wildfire season, firefighters face challenges of social distancing in a job that requires face-to-face communication.
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No Pressing The Flesh As Candidates Learn To Campaign Under COVID-19
The presidential race and Arizona’s high-profile Senate race may break through the coronavirus noise, but local candidates struggle.
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Recycling Increases In Phoenix During Coronavirus Pandemic
Although Phoenix residents are creating more waste, crews are keeping pace and uncontaminated recyclables aren't going to the landfill.
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Celebrations Scrapped, Flights Canceled, Tears Shed: College Graduation In The Era Of Covid-19
For first-generation Americans who worked for years to get to walk the commencement stage, cancelations are especially disappointing.
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Thousands Of DACA Recipients Work On Covid-19 Front Lines: Report
An estimated 29,000 U.S. health care workers are undocumented are "Dreamers" who have been living in the United States under DACA.
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4 Inmate Deaths From COVID-19 Possible; Critics Assail Prisons’ Response
In Arizona Prisons, 45 inmates and 46 staffers have tested positive for the new coronavirus.
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Mental Well-Being Is A Priority For NHL And Coyotes As Season Remains On Hold
Playing piano, mountain biking and reading are just a few things keeping Coyotes' players well amid coronavirus closures.
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Pageant Winner Steps Up To Help Her Tribe And Winds Up Shipping Masks Across North America
Cronkite News is reporting on acts of humanity, sharing the big and small ways people are helping each other in the era of coronavirus.
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Mother And Son Percolate Coffee Business To Hire The Formerly Incarcerated
Justice Java: Cold Brew With a Cause intends to give former prisoners a second chance at life.
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Whack-A-Troll: Watchdogs Scramble To Keep Up With COVID-19 Scams, Fraud
Consumers are urged to be vigilant as the new coronavirus brings with it new scams and frauds.
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Jobless Benefits Expand Next Month, But Advocates Worry It’s Not Enough
Advocates are vying for more long-term solutions to unemployment benefits in Arizona.
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Small Farms Struggle To Get Federal Relief Funds Or Emergency Help From USDA
A Peoria farm said it qualifies for the Paycheck Protection Program, but it still can't cover its overhead costs amid the new coronavirus.
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Court Upholds Death Penalty For Only Native American On U.S. Death Row
The 9th Circuit court upheld a ruling barring Lezmond Mitchell's attorneys from interviewing jurors for evidence of racial bias.
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Arizona Nonprofit, Companies Give Back To First Responders
The COVID-19 pandemic has led some Arizona companies to redirect their business plans in pursuit of a common goal.
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Trump To Visit Phoenix, Tour Honeywell Facility Next Week
The trip marks the first for the president in more than a month. The Honeywell facility was revamped last month to make N95 masks.
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AZ Coronavirus: ‘Testing Blitz’ To Check 60,000 More Residents
Also, COVID-19 shutters many local businesses, Maricopa County Libraries launch new curbside service and more.
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8 Ways To Teach Kids To Manage Money As Coronavirus Keeps Families At Home
Arizona students are still learning while they're out of school — on a topic they might not learn much about in the classrooms.
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418,000 Jobless Claims Crater 10 Years Of New Jobs In Just 5 Weeks
New unemployment claims dropped for a second week in Arizona, but two-thirds of the jobs created in the state over 10 years are gone now.
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Driving’s Down – And That’s Driving Down Insurance Claims, Premiums
With people being told to stay at home, fewer people are on the road, there are fewer crashes, insurance costs are going down.
