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Coronavirus Relief Payments Start Landing In Arizonans’ Bank Accounts
People across Arizona have been checking their bank accounts and fining stimulus checks from the government have arrived.
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'Better Safe Than Sorry’: Athletes React To Loss Of NCAA Winter And Spring Sports To Coronavirus
Student Athletes are still trying to accept the loss of winter and spring sports to the coronavirus crisis.
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As Coronavirus Fears Climbed In Arizona, So Did Gun Sales
Arizona gun shop owners say the only thing that has slowed a coronavirus-sparked buying spree is a shortage of inventory.
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Rx For A Feud: Ducey Coronavirus Treatment Order Splits Health Officials
Gov. Doug Ducey is allowing limited use of a malaria drug touted by President Donald Trump to treat coronavirus illnesses.
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'We're In Crisis Mode': Coronavirus Strains Arizona Food And Shelter Nonprofits
Arizona nonprofit groups that provide food and shelter for low-income and homeless residents are struggling to keep up with demand.
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Coronavirus: WNBA Player, Phoenix Native Sydney Wiese Tests Positive
Sydney Wiese, a Phoenix native who plays guard for the Los Angeles Sparks in the WNBA, has tested positive for the new coronavirus illness.
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This Is Madness: Computer Simulator Sent Arizona State On Cinderella Run In Virtual Tourney
March Madness may have been canceled in real life. An online simulation, however, sent the Sun Devils on a Cinderella run.
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Despite School Shutdown, Remaining Physically Active Critical To Children’s Health
While the coronavirus crisis has closed schools, it's important for kids to remain active.
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MLB’s Idea To Play Every Game In Arizona Might Be Desert Mirage, Some Believe
Major League Baseball is looking to play all games in Arizona. Some say it might be a mirage.
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In Era Of Coronavirus, Virtual Reality Could Change How World Plays, Consumes Sports
When sporting events do resume, there's a chance of fewer fans —or even no fans at all. Virtual reality can help fill the void.
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Mayors 'Flabbergasted' At List Of Services Ducey Order Would Protect
Arizona mayors responded to Gov. Doug Ducey's inclusion of golf courses, pawnshops and others as essential businesses.
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Arizona Jobless Claims Skyrocket, As Coronavirus Starts To Hit Economy
Arizona's unemployment claims have shot up as the state deals with the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
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Covid-19 In Arizona: No Shelter-In-Place, Beware Of Home Remedies
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is not planning a statewide stay-at-home order despite neighboring states having done so.
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Arizonans React To Governor’s Latest Moves To Halt Coronavirus
Gov. Doug Ducey has been taking measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Here's what some Arizonans had to say.
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‘Ko-Be! Ko-Be!’ Bryant’s Last Trip To Phoenix Was Memorable For Booker, Fans
Phoenicians remember Kobe Bryant's last trip to Phoenix in 2016.
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AIA Votes Against Postponing Or Canceling Spring Championship Season
The Arizona Interscholastic Association hopes to resume spring sports at some point soon.
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Cincinnati Reds Employee At Goodyear Stadium Tests Positive
An employee of the Cincinnati Reds based in Arizona has tested positive for COVID-19 infection.
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Diamondbacks Minor-Leaguer Tests Negative For Coronavirus
With Spring Training on hold, the Arizona Diamondbacks are keeping their training facility open on an "optional" basis.
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From Autism Diagnosis To Boston Marathon: Carla Simon Set To Make History
Carla Simon will be the first female Special Olympics athlete to run in the Boston Marathon, delayed until September due to the coronavirus.
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Arizona’s Three Universities Hope To Increase Arizona Teachers Academy Enrollment
Arizona's three universities hope prioritizing enrollment in the Arizona Teachers Academy can help address the state's teacher shortage.
