Top Arizona health official says to continue avoiding mass gatherings
Arizona's top health official said Wednesday that she is still encouraging people to avoid mass gatherings despite recent social media posts that showed crowded venues during Memorial Day weekend.
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Scottsdale mayor to meet with club owners about overcrowding
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Strawberry Moon, other June sights fill Arizona skies
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Wrong-way crash on Interstate-17 diverts all area's southbound traffic
A wrong-way collision on Interstate 17 near McDowell Road forced all nearby traffic to exit at Thomas on Wednesday night, according to ADOT.Comments -
Arizona attorney general sues Google over 'deceptive' location tracking
Google kept tabs on the whereabouts of its users even if they had turned off location tracking, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich alleged Wednesday. -
Democrats: White House letter on watchdogs 'disrespectful'
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Arizona judge to issue ruling on nursing homes' coronavirus data
A judge presiding over a lawsuit seeking COVID-19 data regarding residents at Arizona's nursing homes says he understands both sides of the case. -
Experts say US coronavirus death count is flawed, but close
The U.S. is hitting a tragic milestone: 100,000 dead from the coronavirus. But is that number right? -
Ducey announces nearly $600 million coronavirus aid for local governments
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced two funds to provide coronavirus assistance to local entities: the AZCares Fund and the Arizona Express Pay Program. -
Sporting goods industry hit or miss during pandemic
In the sporting goods industry, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has depended on the focus of the business. -
Disney, SeaWorld announce plans for Florida parks to reopen
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'Bummed out': SpaceX launch scrubbed because of bad weather
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Greenlight Communities offering 'attainable housing' in Valley
While other apartment complexes have opted for the expensive luxury route, Greenlight Communities is focusing on middle-income renters. -
Scottsdale's YOLO attitude is a (business) killer
Selfish behavior by businesses and patrons puts us all at risk of another shutdown, write KTAR News host Jim Sharpe. -
New Arizona polling shows tight race for president, big gap for Senate
Recent polling of likely Arizona voters showed a tight presidential contest but a big spread in the state’s U.S. Senate race, with Republicans trailing in both instances. -
Food City location in Phoenix reopens after long closure due to fire
A Food City location in Phoenix that had been closed due to a fire back in September reopened its doors Wednesday morning. -
Sonora Quest expanding coronavirus testing to long-term care facilities
Sonora Quest is looking to conduct 25,000 coronavirus tests statewide as part of its expanded services to long-term care facilities during the pandemic.
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