Coronavirus Arizona

Coronavirus Arizona

It’s beginning to look a lot like a post-COVID Christmas for retailers – Cronkite News

Marines with the Blue Angels help Santa make a Toys for Tots delivery in this photo from 2012. Santa could be especially busy this year, as retailers predict holiday sales…

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Court: Higher water charge for public housing is not discriminatory – Cronkite News

The Maricopa Domestic Water Improvement District can charge a higher deposit to residents of public housing – even though it falls disproportionately on minority customers – because if cannot collect…

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Arizona COVID-19 updates: State adds 3,592 new cases, 60 deaths on Saturday

Arizona’s seven-day death rate per 100,000 people ranked 14th among states and territories as of Friday, according to the CDC. Source link

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The Best Things to Do in Phoenix This Week

Halloween week is upon us, and there are plenty of cool things to do, both holiday-related and not. Over the next couple of days, you can attend the Monsters Ball…

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Citizenship applications backlog leaves thousands with cases pending – Cronkite News

New citizens take the oath of allegiance during a naturalization ceremony in San Francisco in 2015. More than 900,000 citizenship applications are pending in the U.S., with over 11,00o of…

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Big Red’s Hot Sauce Fueling the Flames of Success in Sunnyslope

click to enlarge The new gift shop. Big Red’s Hot Sauce You could say that Big Red’s is on a bit of a hot streak. In the three years since…

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Maricopa election probe is complete, but fight may just be starting – Cronkite News

WASHINGTON – After months of work and millions of dollars, the contractors investigating Maricopa County’s 2020 elections were able to answer one question Friday – President Joe Biden did win…

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Arizona COVID-19 update: State reports over 2,800 new cases and 19 new known deaths

COVID-19 metrics in Arizona remain at relatively high levels, with 2,830 new cases and 19 new known deaths reported Sept. 17. Source link

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With 253,000 Arizonans behind on rent, court halts eviction moratorium | Cronkite News

The U.S. Supreme Court late Thursday overturned a federal moratorium on evictions during the COVID-19 crisis, saying that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not have the authority…

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Dispatchers’ Union Blasts City’s ‘Insulting’ Report on 911 Operator’s Death: ‘It’s Not Enough’

click to enlarge Pamela Cooper and her husband. Courtesy of Joel Cooper Last week, the city of Phoenix released the findings of…

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It’s beginning to look a lot like a post-COVID Christmas for retailers – Cronkite News

Court: Higher water charge for public housing is not discriminatory – Cronkite News

Arizona COVID-19 updates: State adds 3,592 new cases, 60 deaths on Saturday

The Best Things to Do in Phoenix This Week

Citizenship applications backlog leaves thousands with cases pending – Cronkite News

Big Red’s Hot Sauce Fueling the Flames of Success in Sunnyslope

Maricopa election probe is complete, but fight may just be starting – Cronkite News

Arizona COVID-19 update: State reports over 2,800 new cases and 19 new known deaths

With 253,000 Arizonans behind on rent, court halts eviction moratorium | Cronkite News

Dispatchers’ Union Blasts City’s ‘Insulting’ Report on 911 Operator’s Death: ‘It’s Not Enough’

News anchor Chris Cuomo suspended from CNN indefinitely after attorney general releases documents

New court rulings halt Biden vaccine mandate for federal contractors, health workers

Why You Should Teach Your Children to Forage

News anchor Chris Cuomo suspended from CNN indefinitely after attorney general releases documents

New court rulings halt Biden vaccine mandate for federal contractors, health workers

Why You Should Teach Your Children to Forage

FDA advisers narrowly endorse Merck’s Covid-19 drug

Unvaccinated National Guard members could lose pay