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Phoenix Suns Expect To Experience Cultural Change After Addition Of Chris Paul
With training camp underway, the acquisition of star point guard Chris Paul is changing the culture of the Phoenix Suns.
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State Leaders Deride Daylong Rehash Of Rejected Voting Irregularities
President Trump’s attorneys presented hours of rehashed claims of previously rejected voting irregularities during a daylong meeting Monday.
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Navajo Health Director Named To Biden’s Advisory Board On Coronavirus
President-elect Joe Biden has said dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic will be one of the first orders of business for his administration.
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Kelly Already Playing Part Of Senator Ahead Of Swearing-In
He won’t be Arizona’s next U.S. senator for another couple of days, but Sen.-elect Mark Kelly is already acting the part.
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1 In 10 Maricopa County Residents Have Likely Had Coronavirus, New Study Finds
The number of coronavirus infections in Arizona’s most populous county probably is far higher than what official counts show, a study found.
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Appeals Court Upholds Child Pornography Conviction Of Tucson Man
A federal appeals court Wednesday upheld a Tucson man’s conviction and sentence on child pornography charges.
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Holiday Travel Down This Year, But Millions Still Hit Roads, Airports
Thanksgiving travel is expected to be down sharply this year because of the coronavirus, but it's not stopping nearly 50 million Americans .
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ASU Basketball’s Crowded Backcourt Gives ‘Guard U’ A Preseason Top 25 Nod
With high-profile recruits and returning stars, Arizona State University's basketball team looks dangerous.
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AZ Winter High School Sports Can Resume On Jan. 5: AIA
The Arizona Interscholastic Association announced Thursday winter sports can resume Jan. 5, with the last day of competition Feb. 19.
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‘This Is Trauma’: Latino Children Face Mental Health Struggles During Pandemic
PHOENIX – The halls at Manzanita Elementary School are emptier than they were a year ago. But school social worker Anthony Guillen says ...
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AIA Recommends Postponing Start Of Winter Sports Seasons
The Arizona Interscholastic Association recommended postponing the start of winter high school sports such as basketball and wrestling.
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As It Drops One Challenge, Arizona GOP Files New Suit Over Election Returns
The Arizona Republican Party filed a second legal challenge Thursday to Maricopa County’s election returns.
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Loose Spectator Protocols For High School Football Fans During Coronavirus Era Stirs Debate
With several schools experiencing outbreaks of the coronavirus during the high school football season, many question the protocols in place.
Scottsdale, AZ|News|
Tipirneni Concedes To Schweikert In District 6, As Incumbents Sweep
Democrat Hiral Tipirneni conceded to Rep. David Schweikert, R-Fountain Hills, in the race for Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.
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Social Media Disinformation Tactics That Attempted To Deceive Arizonans In The 2020 Elections
As Americans watch election results continue to trickle in, voters have taken to social media to share their confusion and anxiety, and ...
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Arizona’s Football Opener Against Utah Canceled Due To Coronavirus
Arizona’s season-opening football game against Utah has been canceled, the Pac-12 announced Friday.
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AZ Elections Officials ‘Braced For The Worst,’ But Report Little Voter Intimidation
Elections officials feared cases of voter intimidation would mar Election Day, but said Tuesday they had seen few problems.
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Arizona Election Updates: Voters Defy Coronavirus, Misgivings To Make Their Voices Heard
Millions of people voted early in Arizona, but millions more took on an Election Day tradition despite the shadow of the coronavirus.
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Arizona Voters, Officials Prepare For Possible Intimidation At The Polls
Just days before Election Day, Arizona elections officials are on alert for voter intimidation and educating voters on how to respond.
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As Coronavirus Cases Surge Anew, Some Arizona Towns Lift Mask Mandates
Payson Mayor Tom Morrisey thinks mask-wearing is one of the best ways to stop the coronavirus in his town – but he lifted his mask mandate.
