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Lower Income, Hispanic Neighborhoods Lag On Vaccinations
A March report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention praised only two states for their efforts in getting vaccines.
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‘Fourth Wave': As Mask Mandates Are Lifted, Arizona Health Researchers Urge COVID-19 Caution
Health researchers on Wednesday urged caution despite the state's lifting of restrictions on businesses and government.
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Limited Cactus League Attendance Has Ripple Effect On Local Businesses
This year's limited capacity at Cactus League contests had a series of ripple effects on Tempe's economy.
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TGen Is Testing Cats And Dogs In Arizona For COVID-19
The Translational Genomics Research Institute has launched a new project with the Arizona Department of Health Services on COVID-19 & pets.
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Feds Extend Eviction Moratorium For 90 Days To Slow COVID-19 Spread
A federal eviction moratorium that was scheduled to end Wednesday has been extended through June 30.
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A Player Remembered, A Community Crushed: Friends Mourn Loss Of GCU's Oscar Frayer
It started out as a chance encounter. It ended as a special moment for a young boy. Those who knew GCU's Oscar Frayer aren't surprised.
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Arizona Tribes Get $88 Million More For Housing In COVID-Relief Bill
Tribes in Arizona will get another $88 million in housing grants – the most of any state – from the $450M in tribal housing assistance.
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Chiricahua Leopard Frogs Face Habitat Challenges As Phoenix Zoo Works To Save Them
In the sky islands of southeastern Arizona, the Chiricahua leopard frog persists, only made possible by a team more than 200 miles away.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
A Colorado River Showdown Is Looming. Let The Posturing Begin.
A showdown is looming on the Colorado River. The river's existing management guidelines are set to expire in 2026.
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‘Words Matter': Asian Americans Frightened, Frustrated By Continued Hate Crimes
In Arizona, the group counts 43 incidents of discrimination targeting people of Asian descent since the pandemic was declared in March 2020.
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Recreational Marijuana Sales Race Ahead, But Industry Equity Falls Behind
Sales of recreational marijuana are surging at Arizona retailers that, after selling medical marijuana for nearly a decade.
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Kiowa Actor ‘Stood A Little Straighter' After Landing Role As A Chief Of His Tribe
After nearly 30 years of playing Indigenous characters, Gary Tsoodle finally played someone from his Kiowa Tribe.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Sharpen Your Pencils: Many Arizona Schools Reopen For In-Person Instruction
Schools across the state reopened Monday, and many were offering in-person instruction for the first time since the pandemic began
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Health Clinic For Uninsured Faces Challenges During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought even more challenges for a local health clinic's all-volunteer staff, as well as greater demand for help.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
Truex Jr. Snaps Phoenix Raceway Drought While Arizona Drivers Struggle At Instacart 500
Martin Truex Jr. has had an illustrious NASCAR Cup Series career, with 27 victories and the 2017 Cup championship.
Tempe, AZ|News|
ASU Men’s Basketball Team Wins Opener In Pac-12 Tournament
For many fans of Arizona State men’s basketball, the state of the Sun Devils in March probably seemed incomprehensible four months ago.
Phoenix, AZ|News|
HoopHall West Showcase Event Had All-Arizona Look In COVID Era
Lexi McNabb, a junior at Seton Catholic Preparatory in Mesa and a combo-guard on the girls basketball team, competed in HoopHall West.
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After Season Of Unique Challenges, Valley High School Basketball Teams Start Playoffs
They’ve endured postponements, positive COVID-19 tests, program shutdowns and four-game weeks.
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Biden Insists Border’s Closed, Unveils Plan To Halt Migrants At Source
Republican lawmakers from border states called for a return to the Trump administration’s get-tough immigration policies.
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House Gives Final OK To Relief Bill That Will Send Billions To Arizona
Republicans have assailed it as a wasteful, partisan measure, and that was reflected in the final House vote Wednesday.
